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You can reference an achor (e.g. files, namespaces, classes, functions, variables, enums etc) using Doxygen's <a href="http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/commands.html#cmdref" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><code>ref</code></a> command using, for example <pre><code>\ref variable_name </code></pre> If the variable you want to document is not in the local namespace or scope, you can prefix the variable name with <code>namespace::</code>, where <code>namespace</code> is the scope or class where the variable you are referring to is defined. For example, consider the following two files (modified from examples in the Doxygen manual): File 1: <pre><code>/// A test class. /** A more elaborate class description. */ class Test { public: /// An enum. /** More detailed enum description. */ enum TEnum { TVal1, ///< Enum value TVal1. TVal2, ///< Enum value TVal2. TVal3 ///< Enum value TVal3. } /// Enum pointer. /** Details. */ *enumPtr, /// Enum variable. /** Details. */ enumVar; /// A constructor. /** A more elaborate description of the constructor. */ Test(); }; </code></pre> File 2: <pre><code>// Another test class. /** This class depends on the variable \ref Test::TEnum, defined in another file. It doesn't, actually, but I've said it does. */ class AnotherTest { public: /// A constructor AnotherTest(); }; </code></pre> Here <code>TEnum</code> is defined in the class <code>Test</code> in the first file. So in the second file, we prefix the variable name with the class in which it is defined, i.e. <code>Test::TEnum</code>. See the accepted answer to the question <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4922679/reference-static-const-variables-declared-in-namespace">Reference static const variables declared in namespace</a> for more information on the global namespace prefix <code>::</code>.
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