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The docs use sphinx, and the C++ code is first passed through doxygen before importing the results using the "breathe" plugin for sphinx. For some reason, using the doxygenclass command from breathe puts both the C++ class docs AND a poorly formatted copy of the corresponding Python class. See for example the source here:
Looking at the html source it seems like maybe the html div ID for the constructor of the C++ class is getting mixed up with the python class. This makes things ugly and should be fixed.
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The docs use sphinx, and the C++ code is first passed through doxygen before importing the results using the "breathe" plugin for sphinx. For some reason, using the doxygenclass command from breathe puts both the C++ class docs AND a poorly formatted copy of the corresponding Python class. See for example the source here:
https://github.com/hpc4cmb/tidas/blob/master/docs/sphinx/group.rst
and the generated output here:
http://hpc4cmb.github.io/tidas/group.html
Looking at the html source it seems like maybe the html div ID for the constructor of the C++ class is getting mixed up with the python class. This makes things ugly and should be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: