C++ using directives are not understood. For example in the following code, the  generated documentation contains an entry for A::var but no entry for B::var. Adding "/// \brief The using directive" right before the using directive does not change the output.

This behaviour contradicts the meaning of this C++ code: the variable is made available in both namespaces.

My feeling is that an entry for var should be generated in the documentation of namespace B, containing a pointer to the documentation of var in namespace A. In addition, if a documentation block corresponds to the using directive, its contents should appear in the documentation of B::var as well as the pointer to the documentation of A::var.


/// \brief Namespace containing a real variable
namespace A {
  /// \brief The variable
  int var;
}

/// \brief Namespace containing using directive
namespace B {
  using A::nb;
}