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  1. Qt
  2. QTBUG-34437

\l cannot distinguish between functions/signals with same name

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      The QGeoPositionInfoSource class has the following two members:

      • Error QGeoPositionInfoSource::error() const
      • void QGeoPositionInfoSource::error(Error e)

      The first symbol is a function and the second symbol is a signal. As part of https://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,69537 I was forced to write documentation that refers/links to the signal.

      Unforuntately \l{error()} refers to the function only. Even directly referring to the error() signals html link target (qgeopositioninfosource.html#error-2) does not work.

      Ideally qdoc should provide the means to disambiguate the two function or at least permit a reference to #error-2.

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            gbk Martin Smith (Qt)
            ablasche Alex Blasche
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