RE: DocBook function synopsis

["Frank A. Christoph" <christo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No one replied to my question about C++ and Docbook, but I find it hard to
believe that I am the only one who has ever run across this problem.  So I
just wanted to ask the same question one more time, and then I'll shut up
and just modify the DTD myself.

How do you specify "declaration modifiers" like the "= 0" for pure virtual
member functions, and the trailing "const" for member functions which don't
modify the object state in a Docbook function synopsis?  For example,

  int foo(Bar *a, Jack *b, Jill *c) const = 0;

--FC

>How does one specify a C++ pure virtual method with DocBook's funcsynopsis
>element?  I don't know where to put the "= 0" part...
>
><funcsynopsis>
><funcprototype>
><funcdef>virtual Bar *<function>foo</function></funcdef>
><paramdef>const Jack *<parameter>arg1</parameter></paramdef>
><paramdef>const Jill *<parameter>arg2</parameter></paramdef>
></funcprototype>
></funcsynopsis>
>
>Judging from the content model, all I can think is to add near the end
>
><funcsynopsisinfo>= 0</funcsynopsisinfo>
>
>but that certainly doesn't seem the right place (and besides, it doesn't
>format correctly).



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