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Don't want to pickup "e.g." or foo.txt because
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We don't want \::thing to be highlighed as a function, hence reason to look for We only require matching of first paren to make cases like ::member(x->(), 2*(y+z)) The parens are optional, ::member(int, int), ::member(a, b). ClassName::memberFcn or the destructor ClassName::~ClassName. match the first paren, function(x->(), 2*(y+z)). function() or function(int, std::string&, void*) or more complex where we only These are referring to functions, so we use a different font face \\ or ,c-doc-markup-face-name prepend nil) \| \- \- typical word Doxygen special or \cmd "Face used to show Doxygen region start end commands" "Face used to show Doxygen block regions" Here's an attempt at improved Doxygen syntax highlighting based on ideasman42 answer. \* *There is doxymacs but it was last updated in 2007 and seems more heavy-weight than I'm looking for (not available from package manager, requires compiled binaries).* Note that projects that use a single doxygen comment prefix (,(concat "#" symbol_member) #some_c_symbol.some_memberĠ ,c-doc-markup-face-name prepend nil)))) "+\\|" typical word Doxygen special or \cmd (,(concat "\`\`" symbol_extended "\`\`") ``symbol``Ġ ,c-doc-markup-face-name prepend start of Doxygen special command Struct references #struct.value or class::member. HTML tags also supported (from javadoc).Symbols quoting 'symbol', `symbol` and ``symbol``.\ and are matched (until non whitespace).It doesn't try to be too strict since doxy supports so many different expressions. Note: In the current version, is not working as expected, so it is to be avoided.Posting own answer since I didn't find an existing method *. It is recommended to repeat the name in the closing brace, as seen below.įor readability, use an empty line after opening braces and before closing braces. Groups have names and descriptions (be sure the comments are continuous up to the opening brace). Use of to define custom member groupingįor a better look, it is recommended to group class definitions based on their logic, instead of the default class visibility grouping. The comment block should be continuous to the object comments, otherwise the header file definition is not attached to the object. The first name should be present in the filesystem, so it might need some prefixing. * Interrupt numbers defined by the Cortex-M0 light architecture. * ARM Cortex-M architecture interrupt numbers base * CoreInterruptNumbers.h "hal/architecture/arm/cortexm/include/CoreInterruptNumbers.h" For visibility reasons, add empty lines inside the comment block. When including lines of code, surround them by and add the language. Back apostrophes for references to codeĪlways use `something` instead of something, or something, or something. cpp file with the method/functions definitions.Īlways add the and commands in the header file before the member declaration, and the detailed part of the documentation before the member definition (be it in. Use with declarations and with definitionsĬontrary to Java, the C++ sources are usually split between a. * The trace_streambuf_base class implements an ostream class Use C style blocks of /** */ instead of C++ /// lines. However, experience proved that back slashes and triple slashes are more difficult to read given these subjective reasons, the syntax moved to the original Java documentation style, considered to have a better readability. In the previous versions the recommended syntax was the traditional C++ one, with // for comments, and \ for escape characters and commands. 21.2 Extra line between and has many, many features, and accepts various syntaxes for its commands.
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