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Changing the stylesheet will cause a loss in formating

by Vega, Luis A :: Rate this Message:

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When I change the stylesheet (by setting HTML_STYLESHEET) to the file generated by Doxygen (without any modification),  the output comes out with different fonts, no section background colors and many of the nice HTML formatting provided by default are gone.

 

Is there a better way to modify and/or add styles without loosing the default formatting??  Like I said, even using the auto-generated stylesheet without modification will alter the L&F of the output.

 

 

 

 


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How disable warning protected member not documented?

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After updating my Doxyfile to 1.5.8, I can not figure out why I am now  
getting warnings for C++ class protected members that are not  
documented?  I do not remember these before.  Can these be suppressed  
without suppressing warnings for undocumented public members?

/// My class
class MyClass
{
   public:
     /// Constructor
     MyClass();

protected:
    // How to suppress warning fro undocumented protected class members?
    int m_id;

}

Thanks in advance,

-Ed

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Re: How disable warning protected member not documented?

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Solved: C++ API design error

I realized that protected members *should* be documented in an API  
document.  I should have made them private for members if I do not  
want users to have access to. Dooh!

Doxygen is C++ design tool too!  My Doxyfile 1.4.7 had  
HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS = YES.  When I converted it to 1.5.8, then  
HIDE_UNDOC_MEMBERS = NO which generated lots of new warnings about  
undocumented methods including protected member variables.  This was  
good and made me realize my design error.  If you intend to expose a  
class with protected members they should be documented


-Ed




On Oct 28, 2009, at 5:15 PM, Ed Sutton wrote:

> After updating my Doxyfile to 1.5.8, I can not figure out why I am now
> getting warnings for C++ class protected members that are not
> documented?  I do not remember these before.  Can these be suppressed
> without suppressing warnings for undocumented public members?
>
> /// My class
> class MyClass
> {
>   public:
>     /// Constructor
>     MyClass();
>
> protected:
>    // How to suppress warning fro undocumented protected class  
> members?
>    int m_id;
>
> }
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -Ed
>
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