This appears to have removed the computeroutput tags from function links in
the hash documentation. I'm not sure if the solution is to retain them in
annotation mode or to be smarted about syntax highlighting programlisting.
[SVN r86505]
Turns out Doxygen doesn't like BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF. Text parsing in XSL is an
almighty pain, it might be better to just combine whatever follows the
arguments in argsstring with the values from the attributes.
[SVN r86285]
This may seem like overkill, but it's going to be needed for handling
parameters to noexcept. Doesn't handle escapes because that my sanity is
already stretched far enough.
[SVN r86284]
Should really add proper support to boostbook for `=delete`, `=default` and
noexcept, but I'm not feeling that keen right now. I'm not sure I did the right
thing with `BOOST_CONSTEXPR_OR_CONST`.
[SVN r86277]
- Optionally use section ids as a class name for CSS styling, by using the
`boost.section.class.add.id` parameter.
- Add the `role` attribute to the class for `section` and `simplesect`.
- Update the single html template to be closer to the chunked html.
- Fix the encoding for single page html.
- Add option to permit single depth TOC at chapter level, while maintaining
multi-depth TOC at subsequent levels. Use the `boost.noexpand.chapter.toc`
parameter.
- Add some C++11 keywords to the syntax highlighter.
- Support the fixed-length `$Date:: $` subversion keyword in last-revision
library attributes.
[SVN r85047]
Same as chunked html. We use ASCII because using UTF-8 can go wrong when a
server is set up to specify another encoding (this does happen). `xsltproc`
will encode all non-ASCII characters as html entities, so nothing will be lost.
[SVN r84560]
The ids are now a little more truncated than they used to be, this is partly
due to the fix in r77599, and partly due to the generate-id generating longer
ids in newer versions of xsltproc.
It might be better to improve the id normalisation so that it is more
consistent across versions.
[SVN r82891]
libxslt now seems to think that $uppercase-letters and $lowercase-letters are
undefined at this point. I'm not sure if it's right, or if this is a regression
in libxslt, but it's easy enough to get working, and while it isn't ideal, it
isn't too problematic.
[SVN r81386]
- Correctly identify constructors/destructors of class template specializations (steven_watanabe).
- Handle \param in macros (steven_watanabe).
- Fix tests for old changes.
- Fix `methodname` for `operator()`.
[SVN r80289]
