Context Commands
The context commands provide information about the element being documented that QDoc can't deduce on its own. For example:
- Is this class thread-safe?
- Is this function reentrant?
- Of which module is this class a member?
- Which include statement is needed to use this class?
Context commands can appear anywhere in a QDoc comment, but they are normally placed near the top of the comment, just below the topic command.
- \abstract
- \compares (Since QDoc 6.7)
- \compareswith (Since QDoc 6.7)
- \default
- \deprecated
- \ingroup
- \inheaderfile
- \inherits
- \inmodule
- \internal
- \modulestate (Since QDoc 6.5)
- \nextpage
- \nonreentrant
- \overload
- \preliminary
- \previouspage
- \qmlabstract
- \qmldefault
- \qtcmakepackage
- \readonly
- \reentrant
- \reimp
- \relates
- \required
- \since
- \startpage
- \subtitle
- \threadsafe
- \title
- \wrapper
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