Doxygen omits closing '>' in method returning std::function< void(A *) > #10544
Description
Doxygen version: 1.10.0
When generating documentation for a higher-order function that returns an std::function with a pointer argument (e.g. std::function< void(A *) >), the closing > is omitted in both HTML and XML output. Instead, a spurious ) is produced.
Turning the A * into A however makes the issue disappear.
Minimal Example
Source:
demo.zip
#include <functional>
/**
* Some struct
*/
struct A {
/**
* Some higher-level function.
*/
std::function< void(A *) > func();
};
yields the following XML output:
<type>
std::function< void(
<ref refid="structA" kindref="compound">A</ref>
*)
</type>
<definition>std::function< void(A *) A::func) ()</definition>
<argsstring>)()</argsstring>
and HTML:
