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Context Commands

Context Commands

The context commands provide information about the element being documented that QDoc can't deduce on its own. For example:

Is this class thread-safe?
Is this function reentrant?
Of which module is this class a member ?

Context commands can appear anywhere in a QDoc comment, but they are normally placed near the top of the comment, just below the topic command.

\compat,
\contentspage,
\indexpage,
\ingroup,
\inherits,
\inmodule,
\internal,
\mainclass,
\nextpage,
\nonreentrant,
\obsolete,
\overload,
\preliminary,
\previouspage,
\reentrant,
\reimp,
\relates,
\since,
\startpage,
\subtitle
\threadsafe,
\title

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