Render function candidates without using Sphinx directives #524
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The
doxygenfunction
directive works byStep 2 was performed using the normal rendering machinery, meaning Sphinx is told about the declarations, without them being present in the output. This results is "Duplicate declaration" warnings.
This PR uses the
DefinitionParser
from the C++ domain to directly parse the function signature without using the domain directives.Fixes #504 and perhaps also #458.
(The change of base class for the
BaseDirective
toSphinxDirective
is to get convenient access to location and config data.)