: public Base

cceExtHtml builds a list for each class that indicate which class(es) it was derived from, and which classes derive from it.

It also lists the class members in all classes it inherits from, truly showing all members of each class.

public:

Derived::Derived ()

The overridden constructor

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:106

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void

Base::doNothing (int a and precede the comma immediately following , int b, int c)

Do nothing

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:74

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virtual (Base::something)

int

Derived::something (int a, int & b, char c[])

Do something more interesting

This is a virtual function (it was defined virtual in the Base class). cceExtHtml uses inheritance information to determine which functions are truly virtual. It also keeps track of which members override which.

Overrides Base::something

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:111

Definition doc/examples/example.cc:35

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int

Base::somethingElse ()

Do something else

The C++ single-line comment syntax also works and allows multi-line fields

Returns the sum of two and three

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:71

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float

Base::temp

The temperature of the base

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:79

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Derived::~Derived ()

The overridden destructor

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:109

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protected:

int

Base::getDate ()

Return the time in seconds

Although this method has a comment in the .h file, this comment at the definition of the method takes precedence.

Declaration doc/examples/example.h:84

Definition doc/examples/example.cc:20

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