LaTeX output is broken for doxygenfunction about breathe HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks for the extra information. It seems that the "sections" are rendered as definition lists and so each member (function in this case) is rendered as a list item. Works fine when you render a class and so come down through the sections to the members, but not when you use doxygenfunction and skip straight to the member.

I'll take a quick look, either we can add a definition list declaration to the doxygenfunction directive to wrap the function that is coming back, or maybe try to move the item declaration in the section as well. Not sure, will look.

Cheers,
Michael

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Hi Ryan,

I've just pushed something that should help a little. Turns out a few other more targetted directives were failing for the same reason.

One issue left though, is that the testsuite still doesn't output a pdf properly unless you delete all the references to the "nutshell" example. The issue is that there seems to be too much hierarchy in that example which results in breathe generating more than the 6 nested lists that are allowed in latex. So depending on your code you might still have some issues.

Not sure how to address it myself, not very experienced with latex. Might requires some more work.

Hope it helps, let me know if you experience some more issues,
Michael

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On 05/07/11 11:30, michaeljones wrote:

Hi Ryan,

I've just pushed something that should help a little. Turns out a few other more targetted directives were failing for the same reason.

One issue left though, is that the testsuite still doesn't output a pdf properly unless you delete all the references to the "nutshell" example. The issue is that there seems to be too much hierarchy in that example which results in breathe generating more than the 6 nested lists that are allowed in latex. So depending on your code you might still have some issues.

Not sure how to address it myself, not very experienced with latex. Might requires some more work.

Hope it helps, let me know if you experience some more issues,
Michael
Hi Michael,

Thanks, that fixed the test project I have. One difference in the pdf
and html output is that I only get the top-level entry in the pdf
contents, whereas the html has the subsections listed in the table of
contents. I think this is probably related to how I have my rst files
organised though since the toctree only has one entry.

Thanks,
~Ryan

from breathe.

Hey,

Glad it helped.

I'm happy to be proved wrong, but I imagine the differences you're seeing are more to do with how Sphinx is handling the output from Breathe (which is the same in both cases) rather than anything Breathe is doing.

Let me know if you find anything more though,
Cheers,
Michael

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