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We keep getting inquiries on the UG about where different parts of Cantera functions are implemented. For this, it would be beneficial to increase the use of doxylinks in the documentation (as an aside, this was one item I attempted to resolve in Cantera/cantera#1548 for the YAML API documentation).
As a somewhat related example, there is a reference for InterfaceRate->coverage-dependencies that could benefit from reformatting (although it may be preferable to link to the corresponding C++ documentation and doxygen @cite the reference there).
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Cantera 3.0 website - use doxylink in YAML documentation
Cantera 3.0 website - increase doxylink use in YAML documentation
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Cantera 3.0 website - increase doxylink use in YAML documentation
Cantera website - increase doxylink use in YAML documentation
Aug 9, 2023
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Problem description
We keep getting inquiries on the UG about where different parts of Cantera functions are implemented. For this, it would be beneficial to increase the use of
doxylink
s in the documentation (as an aside, this was one item I attempted to resolve in Cantera/cantera#1548 for the YAML API documentation).As a somewhat related example, there is a reference for
InterfaceRate->coverage-dependencies
that could benefit from reformatting (although it may be preferable to link to the corresponding C++ documentation and doxygen@cite
the reference there).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: