Doc: Fix section titles that confuse QDoc's autolinker
Fixes: QTBUG-91620 Pick-to: 6.1 6.0 Change-Id: I7c407c7158324d1fbbeb78e47d2198e8ddf5daa0 Reviewed-by: Fabian Kosmale <fabian.kosmale@qt.io>
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\section1 String related classes
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\section2 QStringView
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\section2 The QStringView class
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Starting with Qt6 it is generally recommended to use \l QStringView over
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\c QStringRef. \l QStringView references a contiguous portion of a UTF-16
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string += ...;
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\endcode
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\section2 QStringRef
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\section2 The QStringRef class
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In Qt6 \l QStringRef got removed from Qt Core. To ease porting of existing
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applications without touching the whole code-base, the \c QStringRef class
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\section1 QFuture and Related Classes
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\section2 QFuture
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\section2 The QFuture class
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To avoid unintended usage of QFuture, there were some changes to
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QFuture API in Qt 6, which may introduce source compatibility breaks.
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\endlist
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\section2 QPromise
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\section2 The QPromise class
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In Qt 6, the new QPromise class should be used instead of unofficial
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QFutureInterface as a "setter" counterpart of QFuture.
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\section1 IO Classes
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\section2 QProcess
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\section2 The QProcess class
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In Qt 6, the QProcess::start() overload that interprets a single command string
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by splitting it into program name and arguments is renamed to QProcess::startCommand().
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\section1 Meta-Type system
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\section2 QVariant
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\section2 The QVariant class
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\c QVariant has been rewritten to use \c QMetaType for all of its operations. This implies
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behavior changes in a few methods:
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\endlist
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\section2 QMetaType
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\section2 The QMetaType class
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In Qt 6, registration of comparators, and \cQDebug and \QDataStream streaming operators is
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done automatically. Consequently, \c QMetaType::registerEqualsComparator(),
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\section1 Regular expression classes
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\section2 QRegularExpression
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\section2 The QRegularExpression class
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In Qt6, all methods taking the \c QRegExp got removed from our code-base.
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Therefore it is very likely that you will have to port your application or
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{QRegularExpression::UseUnicodePropertiesOption}
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pattern option.
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\section2 QRegExp
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\section2 The QRegExp class
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In Qt6 \l QRegExp got removed from Qt Core. If your application cannot be
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ported right now, \c QRegExp still exists in Qt5Compat to keep these
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