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QDoc allows code-expanding macros to be defined so that the user can abstract away common code in a simple to use command. Furthermore, macros allows for a different expansion based on the currently generated format so that format-specific requirements can be satisfied when required. Due to a certain bug in QDoc, when generating the DocBook format, QDoc would expand an HTML specific macro definition when a DocBook specific one was not provided. As this bug is now being fixed, the DocBook format will lose some of the output that it was previously generating. For example, the "\youtube" macro is defined, for HTML, so that a youtube video can be embedded by reference. To avoid losing the usage of "\youtube" when generating DocBook, an equivalent version expansion of the macro is now provided for the DocBook format. Change-Id: Id74155f2c30b80b5f4490f8451cd8d00535806d6 Reviewed-by: Topi Reiniö <topi.reinio@qt.io> Reviewed-by: Paul Wicking <paul.wicking@qt.io>
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macro.youtube.HTML = "<div class=\"video\">\n<span class=\"vspan\"></span>\n" \
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"<iframe src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/\1\"" \
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"frameborder=\"0\" allowfullscreen>\n" \
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"</iframe></div>\n"
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macro.youtube.DocBook = "<db:mediaobject>\n" \
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"<db:videoobject>\n" \
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"<db:videodata fileref=\"\1\">\n" \
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"</db:videodata>\n" \
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"</db:videoobject>\n" \
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"</db:mediaobject>\n"
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include(htmltabs.qdocconf)
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