Hi all.

The attached sample code shows a problem whereby functions definitions and declarations are not matched properly when using namespaces. In particular, it seems that the matching depends on _how_ my classes and functions are inserted into a particular namespace.

I found the following message in the archives, which seems to report a very similar problem ...

From: Carlos.Guerreiro@nokia.com To: doxygen-users@lists.sourceforge.net Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 16:29:10 +0200 Subject: [Doxygen-users] Problem with namespaces and templates

Hi,

I think I found a problem in Doxygen related to the matching between a functions's declaration and it's definition, when namespaces and templates are used:

//! This is a namespace. namespace MyNamespace {

//! This is a friend function (will be matched). void foo1_friend();

//! This is another friend function (won't be matched). void foo2_friend();

}

namespace MyNamespace {

//! This is A class. class A { friend void foo1_friend(); };

}

//! This is Another class, inserted in the namespace //! by using an alternative, legal syntax. class MyNamespace::Another { // Here the function foo2_friend() _has_ to be qualified // with the namespace. friend void MyNamespace::foo2_friend(); };