[Doxygen-users] Got Doxygen confused

[Luigi B. <lui...@ri...>]

Hi all (and especially Dimitri),
	I write just to notify a glitch: I fed Doxygen the files below (of course 
with EXTRACT_ALL set to YES since I didn't document them):

---- test.h -----

namespace A {
     class TestA {
       public:
         TestA() {}
     };
}

namespace B {
     class TestB {
       public:
         TestB(A::TestA);
     };
}

namespace C {
     class TestC {
       public:
         TestC(const A::TestA&);
     };
}

---- test.cpp ----

#include "test.h"

using A::TestA;

namespace B {
     TestB::TestB(TestA a) {}
}

namespace C {
     TestC::TestC(const TestA& a) {}
}

--------

TestB gets processed correctly. However, TestC issues a warning to the 
effect that "no matching class member (was) found for C::TestC::TestC(const 
TestA& a)".
The resulting documentation seems ok, though - the constructor for TestC is 
shown and its argument is correctly linked to the TestA documentation.

Bye,
	Luigi