How do I create a Doxygen Alias to mimic the @param behavior?
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I want to create an alias of @param for global variables used within a function. I'd like to specify it like this: @global[in] global_var_name more textual description @global[in] global_var_name2 some more text @global[in/out] name_var_3 more text @global[out] name_var_4 more text I've created an alias using this: ALIASES = "global=\xrefitem global \"Global\" \"Globals\" " however, the HTML produced does not generate a table similar to @param. Does anyone know how to alias @param to generate a new table below the param table, or as consolation, append the globals to the @param table with "global in" in the square brackets instead of "in"?
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Answer:
I got a reply on the doxygen users mailing list. Here is their answer. I haven't had a chance to try it. ALIASES = "global{1}=@param [global \1]"
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