Melvin Vermeeren

@nega0 I think something usable would be some `:silent-err:`-ish flag to directives, just a though that comes to me right now. I believe this will need both Breathe and Sphinx...

It appears that this issue is very much like #362, at least at first glance. Could someone else confirm (or deny) that that is indeed the case?

@jakobandersen I believe that what you proposed would be the cleanest solution when it comes to implementation. An alternative solution I thought it was that breathe would generate labels for...

Would that inline declaration need to point to the full API docs? Or should it only render what you specify? In the latter case I believe it is already possible...

@rowanG077 So in the other doc, you would write something like: ```rst .. doxygenfunction:: add :ref: ``` Which would then render something like:  In this screenshot, the `uint16_t add(uint8_t...

@jakobandersen that does seem like a good idea, I suppose Breathe in this case can then add `:alias:`, or similar, to all directives so an user could write like two...

@arwedus Definitely something I am open too, very interesting use case. Patches very welcome, specifically for this I don't have any clues for where to start looking however.

@Swat-SomeBug Could you try using it like ```rst .. doxygenclass: test ``` If I remember correctly (it has been a while) that should complain about it being ambiguous and list...

@red8888 C# support is merged and released in Breathe, but yes you do need to use third-party Sphinx C# domain. Last time I checked this it was https://github.com/rogerbarton/sphinx-csharp but I...

@jekstrand There is also `autodoxygenindex`, but yes I agree it is very limited. At the same time, it seems that generally speaking manual Doxygen XML generation is much more flexible...