Melvin Vermeeren

@faresVS Have you checked this page https://breathe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/codeguide.html , it contains details about how Breathe work and also talks about the XML parsing. This might be of use to you.

@loikki I think (but have not verified) that in case of ambiguity the `doxygenfile` directive simply needs a more detailed path specification, such as `dir_a/cooling_rates.h`. If I understand correctly, the...

@chncwang You wish to use `.. doxygengroup::` directive and have the resulting output sorted, correct? Currently not clear how exactly your RST is structured, an example would be useful.

@bennyrowland I tried reproduction on Breathe a06ad448e43f450823904766e184ae217e4ff070 with following diff: ```diff diff --git a/documentation/source/code/nutshell.h b/documentation/source/code/nutshell.H similarity index 97% rename from documentation/source/code/nutshell.h rename to documentation/source/code/nutshell.H index b1e559d..7ecb0db 100644 --- a/documentation/source/code/nutshell.h +++...

@eibach Doesn't ring a bell for me, where do you find such a hierarchy? Haven't noticed something off in my own C projects using Breathe so I'm rather curious.

If Doxygen has native support for this, we could consider adding a mapping like posted above to Breathe if this is how properties work in general (as in: de facto...

@Andrei1Byte I think your issue is effectively the same #693, can you check?

@orlandini Personally, I used split rst for large documents to avoid having a single huge rst file. But Sphinx renders anything with a rst extensions. Now there are some tricks...

@orlandini As written by Jakob in https://github.com/michaeljones/breathe/issues/634#issuecomment-775011831 I believe `no-link` does currently not do anything at all, so you can consider it some relic of the past at this point....

when I `grep -rIn inbodydescription` I notice this is already being parsed, it is however lacking output in the `sphinxrenderer.py`. Currently it puts the `briefdescription` first, then the `detaileddescription`. Where...