Re: [SOLVED] \ref within \defgroup

On 20.10.2017 16:43, Andreas Tscharner wrote:
> Hello World,
> 
> I have a problem with \ref within a \defgroup
> 
> I define a group (in a /** \page)
> \defgroup inR16 Events and Requests available since QUARTIS R16
> @{
> \ref _charact_1<br/>
> \ref _charact_2<br/>
> @}
> 
> _charact_1 is defined as follows:
> \subsection _charact_1 Turn on/off characteristics
> text
> text
> ...
> 
> _charact_2 is similar, e.g. also a \subsection
> 
> I create a HTML documentation. I see both references in the module page 
> as links with the \subsection titles. The module page has the following 
> URL:
> file:///J:/QUARTIS/_dev/SDK/Automation/Doc/html/group__in_r16.html
> 
> But when I click on one of the links, I get an error, because the URL is 
> wrong:
> j:/QUARTIS/_dev/SDK/Automation/doc/Events.txt.html#_charact_1
> (no file:/// in front, completely wrong file: Events.txt is the origin 
> file for the documentation)
> 
> Is \ref within a \defgroup not supported or is this simply a bug?
> 

I found the solution myself: It did not work, because the references 
were defined later in the same file. I created a separate file for the 
\defgroup and it works as expected.

Sorry for bothering and best regards
	Andreas
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Andreas Tscharner   [email protected]   ICQ-No. 14356454

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