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Change-Id: Ia5f104bfd707bcf4e159c78ca2764c861fb0b6d9
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Change-Id: Ia2fad8e79833a66bb3e95047fc5885880d6da17c
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...changing them is deemed incompatible, so best avoid such cosmetic changes.
Change-Id: Id57d38721a4f3b83933fa13c509c20eacb95f903
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Change-Id: Icd07fba84735325408741ad10864c63ea32a6481
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Change-Id: Idcf662d891f1a2ae707eebede65f71b675233124
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Change-Id: I7415a3abfc599cece4254ac3f8104062bcd88224
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...doxygen still picks them up, as it traverses the complete udkapi/ and offapi/
soruce trees. (And rename udk-modules.idl to modules.idl for consistency.)
Change-Id: Ic52c333756810c285059f03edc207a0913ead160
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UNOIDL identifiers starting with a lowercase letter and containing hyphens are
reserved for the implementation. It would be good to be able to enforce that in
code parsing UNOIDL files, but some existing identifiers violate that.
In the case of the published, deprecated css.uno.Uik, the change is incompatible
in theory but arguably irrelevant in practice.
Change-Id: I61f66e2d73c6aca5498ae566758893b546eb81d5
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These are links without the leading hashmark in the output anyway, and
that avoids the warning.
Change-Id: Ie94d65b5bd2e869a9b5ad12b5d545fe32c834eec
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Change-Id: If2235c959aa409376397f306145bea0bee713c78
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Change-Id: Ic1240114d667fb7797afae4847427cc889f3cb48
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Change-Id: Icc470b284cc511facbe7479d3d04f033ec4e19e5
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Change-Id: I9fa98ac78463f91c442f5b23b04c44457436e91f
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Change-Id: I119cd010f6f54d428017ea59016b5fdd91c6d4da
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Change-Id: I20878a3977fe7b3ab7e733a7bc0d704fb5835009
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Change-Id: I1c0c89f515f06bd14b659836d777aa705a6f03d6
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Change-Id: Ifcfdcc1aee5f45745ab17d83f69c2cf293b58196
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Change-Id: Ic507170e94d08155430601658689b3d7b96e0f80
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Apparently doxygen doesn't like XML-style empty elements.
Change-Id: I0fe8105a196fa3cf5b980f0b6f18933adf8a1d53
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Change-Id: Iff23e173e4726682c719c5de303fded0bc671bd3
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Change-Id: Ied26925485b2be649cabafff338e6d78c7bd17b3
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Most of these are just cosmetic, and middot can be replaced by cdot.
Change-Id: I39a45a2d5d0f10b5b0e793b6fa5e0c041c4669d5
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Only useful ones appear to be <tbody> and <thead> which doxygen doesn't
support but we only use those in 3 places so who cares.
Change-Id: I374f7d208873a8436fe76e0f800ce18df5b188b3
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<listing> is called @code / @endcode in doxygen.
@example requires a file name in doxygen.
Also adapt various silly examples that use tools String in C++ or manual
syntax highlighting in Java etc.
Change-Id: I23cff1b688001f438526a6a1364cc5f754b504f7
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It is amazing what some people believe autodoc supports.
Also, com::sun::star::uno::Any does not exist in IDL, that is part of
the C++ language binding.
Change-Id: I1f1f5cf5d27663ace6ff618ecbecb41fd2dfa1fc
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sed -i "s,<method>\([^<]\+\)</method>,\1,g"
Change-Id: Ic3eef0c03e512f7d607a87c58f9f01626f5a57a1
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sed -i "s,<method>\([^<]\+[^)]\)</method>,\1(),g"
Change-Id: Ie443efb5b283067bc5475810f6848061900d8401
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sed -i 's,<\(TRUE\|FALSE\|VOID\|NULL\)/>,`\1`,g'
Change-Id: Ia4df97ca809b00993530d67203bbe4ba7a072201
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sed -i 's,<\(true\|false\|void\)/>,`\U\1`,g'
Change-Id: I87a6e81ff22b47ea979322d01c49350892d3945f
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sed -i 's,<atom>\([^<]\+\)</atom>,`\1`,g'
Change-Id: I530fe998b0c422e83c4324807d42700126bc9883
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sed -i 's,<method scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<]\+\)</method>,\1::\2,g'
Change-Id: I09ee9ecae922e0b28730d1689b802e6041b3ceed
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sed -i 's,<method scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<][^)]\+\)</method>,\1::\2(),g'
Change-Id: I7ceb805d67a79c297fb5f044a8fb226ec2fb366c
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What is sad about this is that autodoc doesn't even support <method>.
sed -i "s,<method>\([a-z][^<]\+[^)]\)</method>,\1(),g"
Change-Id: I702ef71423ced1d5195f2e0535e73b1bb4d3f6f2
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... which does not seem to do anything anyway.
sed -i "s,<arg>\([^<]\+\)</arg>,\1,g"
Change-Id: I90bcf81ea046bc88297ed8eadc560ad31d19830b
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This one is apparently often abused to link to a constant group, while
it can only link to constants within a group.
sed -i "s,<const>\([^<]\+\)</const>,\1,g"
Change-Id: Ic3d8099751340e4b046298c861bb659beb351eaf
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sed -i 's,<member scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<]\+\)</member>,\1::\2,g'
Change-Id: Idbe0adc5a88e430c99257d4d61e540bf0eeaea8f
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sed -i "s,<member>\([^<]\+\)</member>,\1,g"
Change-Id: I74c80f5aa610477fab28faec52e55c3137984aec
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These member variables need a # prefix.
sed -i "s,<member>\([^<:]\+[^)]\)</member>,#\1,g"
Change-Id: I721b90f4edae32b5a362479bdbd60423f6427364
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sed -i 's,<member scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<]*::[a-z][^<:]\+[^)]\)</member>,\1::\2(),g'
Change-Id: I265ff28fee73a271f205294e59955b3a1c81d95a
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Doxygen would probably recognize these without () too but add them for
consistency.
sed -i "s,<member>\([^<]*::[a-z][^<:]\+[^)]\)</member>,\1(),g"
Change-Id: I2615b99265b75633459e35164e54d9da7fe76b85
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Doxygen will only recognize a un-qualified method name as such if it is
followed by "()".
sed -i "s,<member>\([a-z][^<]\+[^)]\)</member>,\1(),g"
Change-Id: I69bc17849e76f3a3d91c6daf0f1be8168a83cfc5
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This looks much better now.
sed -i 's,<type scope="\([^"]*\)">\([^<]\+\)</type>,\1::\2,g'
Change-Id: I94cd0f93afa89855b62dadeb229d2b2e1775cd80
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Doxygen does not know type element and will recognize strings that
contain capital letter (all API types do) automatically as type.
This patch removes 15k doxygen warnings.
git ls-files | grep \\.idl | xargs sed -i "s,<type>\([^<]\+\)</type>,\1,"
Change-Id: I45c07cf0b115d5fb5353f4aa9719839615ea1150
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Change-Id: I2fe24c863f4c43471f46032ed15fcd5b98863fc1
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Change-Id: I723b1baf50b75f6aaea86a4784ee10a3d2196e83
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...had to adapt one test that had picked this service apparently arbitrarily.
Change-Id: Iaa17b7c622b9ac3601beb3ba931f7b1d99f649f1
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Change-Id: I1ec2aa4d0ed0940e7c0a26a18c78f2df4693d278
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