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Using @see or @link in doxygen

I documented with Javadoc tags used before and @see, @linkor {@see foo}and {link foo}in his description to refer to the other grades. Now I have tried doxygen and it seems that these tags are incompatible. If I run doxygen, then all tags are simply interpreted as plain text.

Are there alternative tags that I can use to get the same features?

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To reference other classes, you must use the command ref. You can use the command \link, but you must end your link text with the command \endlink, which I suspect is your problem (although without an example of documentation I cannot be sure).

In the doxygen auto-binding manual section that I suggest you read, there is an item about class references:

, , , . , , , , % . , \ref.

:

  • Doxygen \see ( \sa) \link. , OP , , .

  • {\command description} { } doxygen, , , , , .

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, //

Doxygen :

/**
* @KEYWORD DESCRIPTION
*/

/, ///, doxygen .

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I came across a good article that does a comparison of javadoc and doxygen, demonstrating sample equivalent codes (@link, etc.). You can see it here . Hope this helps.

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