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classified (5)
hello there

i've encountered a problem with doxygen documentation.
for my current project, i created a file with constants with the name "constants.hpp", which i also included in my doxygen documentation.

the problem now is, that my constants are considered as functions in the doxygen documentation.

fyi, my constants look like this e.g.:

const double THETA(-90.0);
const short int NB_CAMERAS(4);
...


how can i make these constants aren't considered as functions anymore?
const touble THETA = -90.0; is not an option, because our professor wants all variables are declared with the initializer operator..


greetings
classified
classified (5)
gotta be a really hard problem, if nowbody even on this site has the answer. ^^
Mathhead200 (1016)
Well I've never heard of "doxygen documentation", but:
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const T t(p); //and
const T u = p;
Do the same thing. Try the following out: 
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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class A {
	int z;
	
 public:
	A(int i = 0) : z(i) {
		cout << "Constructor (" << z << ")\n";
	}
	
	A(const A &a) : z(a.z) {
		cout << "Copy Constructor (" << z << ")\n";
	}
	
	A& operator=(const A &a) {
		z = a.z;
		cout << "Assignment operator (" << z << ")\n";
		return *this;
	}
};

int main() {
    {
        A a;
        A b(5);
        A c(b);
        a = c;
    }
	cout << endl;
	{
        A a;
        A b = 5;
        A c = b;
        a = c;
    }
	return 0;
}

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Moschops (7244)
gotta be a really hard problem, if nowbody even on this site has the answer. ^^


Possibly it's because this is a C++ forum. Doxygen questions should probably go to a Doxygen forum.
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