At 16:49 25.10.2016, chrisroelle wrote:
>Hi Fabian -
>Thanks for the reply - here is what I've added, same result is this what
>you meant?
>
>/// \ref outer::outer_member1
Partly, I also meant using the class name outer_tag instead of the
object name outer (but I haven't tried myself).
bye F
The references should follow the structure as it is defined, i.e.
struct inner is not defined inside struct outer, so you
cannot refer to its members via the outer struct, you have to refer to them
directly via inner struct.
If you actually nest the structures you can refer to then via their nes
Hi Fabian -
Thanks for the reply - here is what I've added, same result is this what
you meant?
/// \ref outer::outer_member1
/// \ref outer::outer_member1::inner_member
/// \ref outer::outer_member2
/// \ref outer::outer_member2::inner_member
/// \ref outer::outer_member1
/// \ref outer::oute
At 23:24 24.10.2016, chrisroelle wrote:
>Hi -
>
>First, my apologies if this is a silly or previously-answered question -
>I've googled and read the manuals but am still having trouble.
>
>My question is - how can I get doxygen to generate references to members of
>nested structures, like in the ex
Hi -
First, my apologies if this is a silly or previously-answered question -
I've googled and read the manuals but am still having trouble.
My question is - how can I get doxygen to generate references to members of
nested structures, like in the example below the
outer.outer_member1.inner_m
