Should we try using https://www.doxygen.nl/manual/commands.html#cmdoverload instead of copy pasting all the parameter descriptions of the overloaded methods? (see the PID class)
but how?
This works in doxygen
/*!
* \brief Get PID gains for the controller.
* \param p The proportional gain.
* \param i The integral gain.
* \param d The derivative gain.
* \param i_max Upper integral clamp.
* \param i_min Lower integral clamp.
* \param antiwindup Antiwindup functionality. When set to true, limits
the integral error to prevent windup; otherwise, constrains the
integral contribution to the control output. i_max and
i_min are applied in both scenarios.
*/
void get_gains(
double & p, double & i, double & d, double & i_max, double & i_min, bool & antiwindup);
/*!
* \brief Get PID gains for the controller.
* \overload
*/
void get_gains(double & p, double & i, double & d, double & i_max, double & i_min);

but is not parsed nicely from vscode.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/improved-doxygen-overload-resolution/ it seems that this feature also does not exist yet in the released version.
Any chance to satisfy both worlds?
Should we try using https://www.doxygen.nl/manual/commands.html#cmdoverload instead of copy pasting all the parameter descriptions of the overloaded methods? (see the PID class)
but how?
This works in doxygen
but is not parsed nicely from vscode.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/improved-doxygen-overload-resolution/ it seems that this feature also does not exist yet in the released version.
Any chance to satisfy both worlds?