[Doxygen-users] Doxygen-1.2.7-20010517 in CVS
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From: Dimitri v. H. <di...@st...> - 2001-05-17 19:35:01
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Hi,
I've commited a new release to CVS. Here's the changelog:
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+ ADD: The dot generated inheritance and collaboration graphs for classes
should now show the proper template instantation for the derived/used
classes. For instance it should show that class S uses class V
(indirectly) in the following example:
class V {};
template<class T> class U1 { T *m_t; };
template<class T> class U2 { U1<T> *m_t; };
template<class T> class B1 { U2<T> *m_t; };
template<class T> class B2 : public B1<T> {};
class S : public B2<V> {};
Please report any example of class hierarchies that are not shown
properly.
+ ADD: Added doc/translator.pl script created by Petr Prikryl.
Its main purpose is to extract information from doxygen's sources
related to internationalization (i.e. the translator classes), to
avoid duplication of information (i.e. doc/language.doc is now
generated) and to generate reports about the status of the translations
(e.g. missing methods).
+ ADD: Added Italian translator update sent by Alessandro Falappa.
Also included updates for Russian and added support for
Danish (thanks to Erik Søe Sørensen)
+ ADD: Added support patch for "KBD" tags and HTML tags (thanks to Albin Wu).
+ ADD: Added man patch by Patrick Ohly which allows to create freestyle
man pages using \page and puts man page with non-default extension
in the correct directory.
+ BUG: Fixed a bug in the LaTeX output generation (empty lists).
+ BUG: Doxygen can now distiguishing f(const A) from f(const B)
even though they match from a syntactical point of view.
+ BUG: A template base class that is actually an inherited template
argument of the derived class is no longer shown in the output
indices and hierarchies.
+ BUG: TOC_EXPAND could result in a broken tree view
(patch by Alexandr Chalpanov).
+ BUG: If a base class had member names which has the same name as enumerator
values in a derived class, the enumerator values did not show up in
the documentation (thanks to John Harris for reporting this).
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Enjoy,
Dimitri
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