Doxygen-1.3-rc3-20030223 in CVS

Hi,

In this week's release the following has changed:
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+ ADD: <div> and <span> commands can now by used in the documentation. Their
       effect is limited to the HTML output though (thanks to Frank Schimmel
       for the patch)
+ ADD: Included language update for Korean (thanks to Yi ho-sung)
+ ADD: Added inline, virtual, explicit and mutable attributes to XML output
       (thanks to patch by Michiel Ouwehand).
+ BUG: \section's in a \mainpage are now correctly numbered in the LaTeX
       output (nesting level was one too deep).
+ BUG: \ref to lower case names did not work
       (thanks to Herman ten Brug for the patch)
+ BUG: escaped quotes (") were not preserved in the config file when it was
       updated (thanks to Herman ten Brug for the patch).
+ BUG: PHP related fixes contributed by Vaclav Dvorak:
       - #-style comment handling,
       - adds (problematic) support for define() constants,
       - adds ".phtml" as a supported file extension for PHP code
         (not very common, but still...),
       - fixes handling of code like "include 'file.inc';" (was parsed
         as a variable definition),
       - removes the variable insidePHPCode (was not needed),
       - fixes spaces in function argument lists (the '$' was the problem).
+ BUG: Functions documented with \fn did get transferred to declaration or
       definition (depending on where the comment block was put).
+ BUG: If a function definition was documented and grouped the declaration
       was not even if the same documentation block was used for it.
+ BUG: Fixed bug in code parser that could crash doxygen under
       certain conditions.
+ BUG: Fixed some spacing problems in the LaTeX output
       (thanks to patches by Roberto Bagnara).
+ BUG: Mail address containing the '+' character were not properly parsed
       (thanks to Jon Parise for the patch).
+ BUG: Fixed duplicate/wrong id's of grouped members in the XML output.
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Enjoy,
  Dimitri



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