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<purpose>Mimics the <sgmltag>code</sgmltag> tag in HTML</purpose>
<description>
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  in a different, monospaced font so that it stands out as code. The
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  into the <sgmltag>computeroutput</sgmltag> tag in DocBook.</para>
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    <element-name name="effects" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="postconditions" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="returns" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="throws" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="complexity" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="notes" occurrence="?"/>
    <element-name name="rationale" occurrence="?"/>
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<description>
  <para>General documentation on functions in BoostBook is provided in
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<element name="template-type-parameter"
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<content-model>
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</content-model>
<purpose>Detailed description of a construct</purpose>
<description>
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  <code>ANY</code>, detailed descriptions should contain structured
  DocBook elements that occur within sections, e.g., paragraphs
  (<sgmltag>para</sgmltag>, <sgmltag>simpara</sgmltag>), lists
  (<sgmltag>orderedlist</sgmltag>, <sgmltag>itemizedlist</sgmltag>),
  tables (<sgmltag>informaltable</sgmltag>, <sgmltag>table</sgmltag>),
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<attribute name="id"
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<attribute name="xml:base"
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<element name="librarylist"
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<content-model-expanded>
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<content-model>
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<purpose>Placeholder for an alphabetical list of libraries</purpose>
<description>
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<element name="library-reference"
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<!-- DPG brazenly modified the content model here, because "ANY" is
     not a good idea and merging this document with another is, to say the
     least, a PITA. -->
<content-model-expanded>
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<content-model> 
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<purpose>Declares the reference material for a library</purpose>
<description>
  <para>Reference documentation for a library is contained with a
  &lt;library-reference&gt; element. The &lt;library-reference&gt;
  element has no attributes, and contains as children only
  &lt;header&gt; elements.</para>

  <para>The &lt;header&gt; element defines a C++ header file. Within
  each C++ header file lie the definitions of C++ constructs to be
  documented. The <code>name</code> attribute of the &lt;header&gt;
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  including the header. For instance, the &lt;library-reference&gt;
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  this:</para>

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  &lt;header name="boost/any.hpp"&gt;
    &lt;!-- C++ constructs in this header --&gt;
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&lt;/library-reference&gt;</programlisting>

  <para>If the <libraryname>Any</libraryname> library contained
  multiple headers, we would list them all as children of the
  &lt;library-reference&gt; element.</para>

  <para><sgmltag>library-reference</sgmltag> elements can be nested,
  so that reference material can be divided into separate sections
  that each contain different headers.</para>
</description>
</element>

<attlist name="library-reference">
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<attribute name="last-revision"
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<attribute name="xml:base"
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<element name="boostbook"
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<content-model-expanded>
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      <element-name name="library"/>
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</content-model-expanded>
<content-model>
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      <element-name name="library"/>
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</content-model>
<purpose>Defines a BoostBook book</purpose>
<description>
  <simpara>This element is the topmost level defined by
  <filename>boost.xml</filename> for all Boost documentation. It will
  not generally be used by developers.</simpara>
</description>
</element>

<attlist name="boostbook">
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<attribute name="last-revision"
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<attribute name="id"
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<attribute name="xml:base"
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<element name="union"
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    <element-name name="description" occurrence="?"/>
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      <element-name name="typedef"/>
      <element-name name="enum"/>
      <element-name name="copy-assignment"/>
      <element-name name="constructor"/>
      <element-name name="destructor"/>
      <element-name name="method-group"/>
      <element-name name="free-function-group"/>
      <element-name name="function"/>
      <element-name name="method"/>
      <element-name name="overloaded-function"/>
      <element-name name="overloaded-method"/>
      <element-name name="data-member"/>
      <element-name name="class"/>
      <element-name name="class-specialization"/>
      <element-name name="struct"/>
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<content-model>
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</content-model>
<purpose>Declares a C++ union or union template</purpose>
</element>

<attlist name="union">
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<attribute name="last-revision"
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<element name="inherit"
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<content-model>
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<purpose>Declares a base class of the enclosing class or struct</purpose>

<description>
  <para>This element contains the name of the class inherited. The
  content model is free-form, as the inherited class may be an
  instantiation of a template and may have markup in it (e.g.,
  <sgmltag>classname</sgmltag> tags).</para>
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<attlist name="inherit">
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<element name="template-varargs"
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<content-model-expanded>
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<content-model>
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<purpose>Declares a variable-length list of template parameters</purpose>

<description>
  <para>Variable-length template parameter lists are not allowed in
  C++, but because they are sometimes needed in documentation they are
  allowed in BoostBook. This element generally expands to "..." and
  can be used anywhere any other template parameter can be
  used.</para>
</description>
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