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I'm opening this as a continuation of cppalliance/mrdocs#826. I'm generating docs using MrDocs (this is, Doxygen comments transformed to asciidoc files with MrDocs, then transformed to HTML with Antora. When an operator is overloaded (e.g. copy/move assignment), it generates an overload page that includes links to each of the individual overloads. The link spans the entire function name (that is, operator=), but only the = part of the name is formatted as a link (as opposed to the entire operator=). There seems to be some contention with syntax highlighting, where highlight.js identifies operator as a keyword, overriding the link style.
The impact is that links seem to be not clickable.
I'll provide as much info as I can. Please feel free to request any missing details:
What it's rendered:
What should ideally be rendered (old toolchain - notice how the link spans the entire operator=):
I found another issue that might be related to this, too. Constructors in overload pages are sometimes highlighted in another color. These constructors actually contain links to their definitions, so they probably should look like links. The current coloring makes them look like broken links.
I'm opening this as a continuation of cppalliance/mrdocs#826. I'm generating docs using MrDocs (this is, Doxygen comments transformed to asciidoc files with MrDocs, then transformed to HTML with Antora. When an operator is overloaded (e.g. copy/move assignment), it generates an overload page that includes links to each of the individual overloads. The link spans the entire function name (that is,
operator=
), but only the=
part of the name is formatted as a link (as opposed to the entireoperator=
). There seems to be some contention with syntax highlighting, where highlight.js identifiesoperator
as a keyword, overriding the link style.The impact is that links seem to be not clickable.
I'll provide as much info as I can. Please feel free to request any missing details:
operator=
):Thanks,
Ruben.
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