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LaTeX: Pull contents for synopses in by reference as possible. #75

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sdutoit opened this issue Apr 15, 2013 · 2 comments
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LaTeX: Pull contents for synopses in by reference as possible. #75

sdutoit opened this issue Apr 15, 2013 · 2 comments

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sdutoit commented Apr 15, 2013

There are often inconsistencies between synopses, lists of definitions, and sometimes even between two synopses (e.g. the <memory> vs the shared_ptr synopsis).

For example, the <memory> synopsis was missing make_shared() and allocate_shared() (issue #71).

It would be great to include these bits by reference instead of copying them in the document. At minimum, this should be doable for cases like the above where there are "nested" synopses.
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jwakely commented Apr 21, 2013

Yes, while preparing a patch for make_unique and adding it in several places I noticed the <memory> synopsis is also missing swap(unique_pt&,unique_ptr&)

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It's not clear that this is feasible: there is too much variation between the synopses and the out-of-line pieces, and too many special cases to handle.

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