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Hello.
Here I have the function: void MyFun(int x, char8_t* y = u8"ib")
It is correctly parsed by Doxygen.
However, when referenced with .. doxygenfunction:: MyFun(int x, char8_t* y = u8"ib" ), I receive an error saying " Could not parse arguments. Parsing eror is Invalid C++ declaration: Expecting “,” or “)” in parameters-and-qualifiers, got “””."
I need to include function arguments into the command, so I can't just use .. doxygenfunction:: MyFun. Neither can I use .. doxygenfunction:: MyFun(int x, char8_t* y ), because breathe does not connect xml function declaration with the command. The only solution I found is to completely exclude the problematic parameter value (with @cond/@endcond). This is, of course, undesireble as the reader would like to see the genuine function signature with all the default values and not some "postprocessed" version.
Any suggestions, please?
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Hello.
Here I have the function:
void MyFun(int x, char8_t* y = u8"ib")
It is correctly parsed by Doxygen.
However, when referenced with
.. doxygenfunction:: MyFun(int x, char8_t* y = u8"ib" )
, I receive an error saying " Could not parse arguments. Parsing eror is Invalid C++ declaration: Expecting “,” or “)” in parameters-and-qualifiers, got “””."I need to include function arguments into the command, so I can't just use
.. doxygenfunction:: MyFun
. Neither can I use.. doxygenfunction:: MyFun(int x, char8_t* y )
, because breathe does not connect xml function declaration with the command. The only solution I found is to completely exclude the problematic parameter value (with @cond/@endcond). This is, of course, undesireble as the reader would like to see the genuine function signature with all the default values and not some "postprocessed" version.Any suggestions, please?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: