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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T16:38:16+00:00 2026-05-15T16:38:16+00:00

All classes of my library are defined within a namespace. When I create a

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All classes of my library are defined within a namespace. When I create a mainpage for Doxygen I have to explicitly use this namespace within comments to make Doxygen generate links. I would like to use something like “using namespace” for the whole comment block.

An example:

/**
* \mainpage My Library
*
* Use MyLibraryNamespace::MyClass to ...
*/

Here Doxygen automatically generates a link to the documentation of MyLibraryNamespace::MyClass.

/**
* \mainpage My Library
*
* Use MyClass to ...
*/

Here Doxygen does not generate a link to the documentation of MyLibraryNamespace::MyClass (as there might be multiple MyClass definitions in different namespaces I suppose). To ease the reading I would like to omit the namespace prefix in the comment. Is that possible without having to type \ref MyLibraryNamespace::MyClass "MyClass" every time?

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    2026-05-15T16:38:16+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 4:38 pm

    You can make this work for one namespace by putting your comment inside the namespace. This bugs me considerably as we have multiple nested namespaces and I hate having to use them in Doxygen comments.

    namespace MyLibraryNamespace {
    /**
    * \mainpage My Library
    *
    * Use MyClass to ...
    */
    };
    

    2016 Update from Markdown Perspective

    I’m using Doxygen for the C# docs for Realm (yes Doxygen handles the typical C# XML comment format too!). The Markdown main page uses the @ref to refer to namespaced classes:

    The main classes you will use are:
    
    - [Realm](@ref Realms.Realm)
    - [RealmObject](@ref Realms.RealmObject)
    - [RealmList](@ref Realms.RealmList)
    - [Transaction](@ref Realms.Transaction)
    

    You can see a rendered version online here

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