Using raw strings (prefixed with @) in a method body causes corruption in the documentation of class fields defined after the method body.

Here is a minimal test case. It was documented using the default "doxygen -g" configuration.

<Begin test case>
class foo
{
   public foo()
   {
      string bar = @"xxx";
   }
   public string baz = "baz";
   public string ap = "ap";
}
<End test case>

The generated documentation contains:

Public Attributes
string 	baz = xxx" "baz"
string 	ap = "ap"

The "xxx" is the contents of theraw string declared in a method.

It ought to just be: 

Public Attributes
string 	baz = "baz"
string 	ap = "ap"

Found in doxygen 1.6.2 on Windows Vista SP1 64 bit.