Subject: Why Cross references are not generated for My sample file? - msg#00040

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Dear doxygen users,

I have a problem. Please help me.

Why the cross referecne for m_pLeaf->Test() is not generated for my sample.

---- Cut here. ----
class CLeaf; typedef CLeaf *PCLeaf;

class CLeaf {
int m_A;
public:
CLeaf(int a) { m_A = a; }
void Test();
};

class CNode {
PCLeaf m_pLeaf;
public:
CNode(PCLeaf &p1) { m_pLeaf = p1; }
void Problem(void);
};

int main()
{
CLeaf *p1 = new CLeaf(100);
CNode *p = new CNode(p1);
p1->Test(); // OK: Cross reference for Test() will be OK.
p->Problem(); // OK: Cross reference for Problem() will be OK.
return 0;
}

void CNode::Problem(void)
{
m_pLeaf->Test(); // NG: There will be no cross reference for Test().
}

void CLeaf::Test()
{
}
---- Cut here. ----

doxygen version : 1.4.1
System : Windows 2000 SP4 (Japanese)

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I'm sorry in poor English.

F. Miyawaki. (Japanese)

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