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Thank you very much for the c:alias directive. It allows me to copy bits and pieces from my Doxygen-generated contents (produced using Breathe) to other locations in my document without breaking the links to the definitions.
For functions and macros, the alias is just what I want - I get the symbol, the return value and the parameters.
When displaying an alias of a struct, however, all I see is the name of the struct. This isn't terribly useful - it's no better than a :c:struct:`foo_t` statement.
Would it be possible to add an option to c:alias so the list of the fields could be displayed with the structure name itself?
For example:
.. c:struct:: Data
.. c:var:: int a
.. c:var:: double b
Assorted text here
.. c:alias:: Data
:members:
More random text
.. c:alias:: Data
Rendering as:
struct Data
int a
double b
Assorted text here
struct Data
int a
double b
More random text
struct Data
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Thank you very much for the
c:alias
directive. It allows me to copy bits and pieces from my Doxygen-generated contents (produced using Breathe) to other locations in my document without breaking the links to the definitions.For functions and macros, the alias is just what I want - I get the symbol, the return value and the parameters.
When displaying an alias of a struct, however, all I see is the name of the struct. This isn't terribly useful - it's no better than a
:c:struct:`foo_t`
statement.Would it be possible to add an option to
c:alias
so the list of the fields could be displayed with the structure name itself?For example:
Rendering as:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: