This is a minor bug.  I was using @ref to add a link to a file of example.  But in the generated html, it looked like a class function (file_name.extension).


To reproduce this problem, I used the test example (shown below)
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/** A Test class.
 *  More details about this class.
 *
 * See example @ref example_test.cpp
 */

class Test
{
  public:
    /** An example member function.
     *  More details about this function.
     */
    void example();
};

void Test::example() {}

/** \example example_test.cpp
 * This is an example of how to use the Test class.
 * More details about this example.
 */

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The output looks like this

Detailed Description
A Test class.

More details about this class.

See example example_test::cpp  <- THE PROBLEM!!!

Examples:

    example_test.cpp.