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This file defines the schema of the index-functions-*.xml files.
/index/const defines a macro/constant/enum value
/index/function defines a global function
/index/class defines a class
/index/enum defines an enum
/index/variable defines a variable
"name" attribute: name of the identifier (with the namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: link relative to the wiki root
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
//class/const defines a macro/member constant/member enum value
//enum/const defines an enum class value (only in c++11)
//class/function defines a member function
//class/class defines a member class
//class/enum defines a member enum
//class/variable defines a member variable
"name" attribute: name of the function/class (without the parent
class/namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: (optional) link relative to the parent class. By
default equals to 'name'. If set to "." the resulting
link targets to the page of the parent class
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
//class/overload
defines a function overload or function specialization of some function
accepts the class as one of the arguments and can be found using ADL.
"name" attribute: name of the identifier (with the namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: link relative to the parent class. If set to "." the
resulting link targets to the page of the parent class
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
//class/specialization
defines a specialization of an unrelated class for specific type (for
function specializations use 'overload')
"name" attribute: name of the identifier (with the namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: (optional) link relative to the parent class. By
default equals to 'name'. If set to "." the resulting
link targets to the page of the parent class
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
//class/constructor
defines a constructor. Equivalent to <function name="@1" link="@2"/>
where @1 and @2 are the following:
@1 - the name of the parent class without the namespace prefix
@2 - the link parameter if provided, the value of @1 otherwise.
"link" attribute: (optional) link relative to the parent class. By
default equals to the name of the parent class without
the namespace prefix. If set to ".", the resulting
link targets to the page of the parent class.
//class/destructor
defines a constructor. Equivalent to <function name="~@1" link="@2"/>
where @1 and @2 are the following:
@1 - the name of the parent class without the namespace prefix
@2 - the link parameter if provided, the value of ~@1 otherwise.
"link" attribute: (optional) link relative to the parent class. By
default equals to the name of the parent class without
the namespace prefix. If set to ".", the resulting
link targets to the page of the parent class.
/index/typedef defines a typedef
"name" attribute: name of the identifier (with the namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: link relative to the wiki root
"alias" attribute: name of the identifier whose contents to import.
Allowed identifiers: '/index/class' and '/index/enum'
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
"alias" and "link" attributes are incompatible
//class/typedef defines a member typedef
"name" attribute: name of the identifier (with the namespace prefix)
"link" attribute: link relative to the wiki root
"alias" attribute: (optional) name of the identifier whose contents to
import. Allowed identifiers: '/index/class' and
'/index/enum'
"since" attribute: (optional) <see below>
"alias" and "link" attributes are incompatible
//class/inherits
imports all class and function members of another class.
"name" attribute: name of the identifier whose contents to import.
Allowed identifiers: '/index/class' and '/index/enum'
"since" attribute: one of "c99", "c11", "c++03", "c++11", "c++14", "c++17",
"exp" (experimental)
Note: replace spaces in all links with '_'
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