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Martin Smith authored
From time to time, we have classes added that are marked both \internal and \preliminary in their \class comment. This was a race condition that set the status of the class documentation to either internal or preliminary depending on the order of the \internal and \preliminary commands. But \preliminary should only be used when the class is meant to be included in the public API marked as preliminary, so users will understand that it might be changed before it is stable. So this update lets \internal win when both commands appear in the \class comment, regardless of their order. This update also prevents clang parsing errors from being reported for \fn commands where the class containing the member function is marked \internal. This eliminates a lot of qdoc warnings. Change-Id: Id1ecec4bdd573ae81fa5d589dfdd4afc4b313825 Reviewed-by:Topi Reiniö <topi.reinio@qt.io>
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