Re: Scope identification

Thanks, makes it quite a bit easier.

Btw. I also found a small problem in case I have a C class:
class tst
{
  public:
    int *i_ptr;
    int  i_val;
  private:
    int *pri_ptr;
};
In the collaboration diagram i_ptr is shown as an int *, i_val is
shown as an int, but pri_ptr is also shown as an int.
I'll create a bug report for this one.

Best Regards,

Albert

On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 20:51, Dimitri Van Heesch <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Jan 31, 2011, at 20:24 , Albert wrote:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm working on some problems in regard to collaboration diagrams in
>> Fortran (BUG 637099) and I come across a problem with stripping the
>> Scope from a type. The scope is stripped (stripScope function) by
>> searching from the back to the first colon (:) this works OK in most
>> cases, but in case in Fortran the scope also contains some qualifiers
>> it is possible that one of these qualifiers contains a colon (eg.
>> dimension).
>> In case the scope identification consists always of 2 colons I can
>> easily fix this problem, otherwise it will be a bit harder (have to
>> see in the colon is in round brackets).
>> Can anyone confirm if the scope identification as used inside the
>> Doxygen code always has 2 colons ?
>
> Yes, it follows the C++ convention of using two colons as a scope separator.
>
> Regards,
>  Dimitri
>
>

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