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I have typedef structs in my C++ code. As of right now they are listed as \var typedef. Is there a better way to do this? Below is example of what I have:
/*! \var typedef etc
* \brief A type defined structure for etc
*
* \param x type- Variable declaration for x
* \param y type- Variable declaration for y
*/
I know I shouldn’t even be saying param. What else is there to use?
According to the Doxygen documentation there is a
\typedefcommand. The command behaves the same as the\varcommand.