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Opened Apr 16, 2010 by bugzilla-migration@bugzilla-migrationReporter

[RFC] how to present protected symbols

Submitted by Stefan Sauer (gstreamer, gtkdoc dev)

Link to original bug (#615935)

Description

In compond types (structs, enums, ..) one can use scope markers as /< public >/ /< protected >/ /< private >/

Right now we strip all non public ones from the docs. That leads to warnings about unused documentation, if people have documented them. If we show the protected ones in the docs as well, do we need a special presentation for them or is the presence of the marker in the verbative copy of the declaration enough?

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Reference: GNOME/gtk-doc#11