[Doxygen-users] Typedef of a std::vector

[Kevin W. <KWi...@vi...>]

Looking for a recommendation here...  I've got a typedef that looks
something like this:

  /** A standard C++ vector of MyClass objects */
  Typedef std::vector<MyClass> MyClassList

By default, Doxygen displays this typedef description as an entry on the
namespace page.  I'd really like to "promote" this typedef so that it
appears as a full-blown compound just like the MyClass class itself.  The
only way I could think of to do this was to use the \class command in my
comment.  This works, but doesn't feel right (it ISN'T a class <smile>).
Any suggestions?

Also, since some of the users of my documentation are likely to not be
familiar with a C++ standard vector, I'm thinking it would be helpful for me
to include documentation for std::vector and link to it from my typedefs.
What would be the best way to do that?  Again - any suggestions?

Thanks!

-- Kevin Williams
   Visionael Corporation
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