Re: Is there such a thing as commenting-out doxygen markdown?
"Kerry, Richard" <[email protected]> Tue, 5 Nov 2019 11:05:42 +0000
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Yes, Ok, that looks like it should work. I looks a bit clumsy, but looks like it should work. I'll give that a try. Regards, Richard. > > > > A Doxygen comment is pretty well explained in the docs, but is there some > syntax to comment-out a line of mark-up in a Doxygen comment block ? > > > > In the course of trying to get my documentation working (see elsewhere) > I'd like to try removing some of the markup. But I don't want to just delete it, > or even to cut it and copy it elsewhere. If it were source code I'd just stick > line comment characters at the start of the line. Is there an equivalent I can > use within a comment block to get doxygen to ignore a line, without actually > removing it? > > Probably closing the comment and then reopening it *without* the Doxygen > flagging: > > /** This is for Doxygen > * more for Doxygen > */ > /* something else (Doxygen will ignore this, even if there are Doxygen > * directives here) > */ > /** More for Doxygen > * still more for Doxygen > */ > > (similar WRT /// or //! or /*! commenting) >