[Doxygen-users] \brief bug
Brought to you by:
dimitri
From: Scot W. <sc...@wi...> - 2002-01-18 21:52:42
|
I was trying to use \brief to create a description which was terminated by a command. The documentation says it "ends when a blank line or another sectioning command is encountered." The \par and \sa commands are within the "Section Indicators" command group. Those two commands do not terminate \brief. I did not try \section to see if that is the definition of "sectioning command". # /** \file testerscript.sh \brief Tester Script \sa testershow.sh Perform the desired script for tester. */ Note the leading "#", as this is within a shell script file which uses # to delimit comments (this issue dealt with in recent message). I was trying to make a one-line \file entry so as to not get "#" symbols within my descriptions. The goal of the above was to try to get "Tester Script" as the Brief Description, with the Detailed Description having a "See also testershow.sh" and "Perform desired script for tester." I also tried: # /** \file testerscript.sh \brief Tester Script \par "" Perform the desired script for tester. */ This was an attempt to get a Brief Description of "Tester Script" and a Detailed Description of "Perform the desired script for tester." Nope, the new paragraph (with an odd Title) was part of the Brief Description. |