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Little suggestions: bugfix/doxygen-docs...kimci86:CSFML:bugfix/doxygen-docs
so that include directives are correct in the generated documentation.
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Similar to SFML/SFML#2986 this fixes a bunch of things:
For the missing function documentation, I'm not entirely sure if the
EXTRACT_ALLis really enough.Yes, you can now find the functions, e.g. by going to a file or search for it, but there's no nice overview, and unfortunately, doxygen doesn't seem to have a "function" tab and in a C source the "class" tab is only partially useful.
I wonder, if it would still make sense to create modules to collect all the functions of the same SFML class in one overview page.
For now however, I believe this should be good enough.