Fix parsing of Objective-C block properties#55776
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Differential Revision: D93859440
Differential Revision: D94071995
Differential Revision: D94072940
Differential Revision: D94076350
Summary: Doxygen adds spaces inside angle brackets in its XML output: - Outputs: `std::vector< PropNameID >` - Expected: `std::vector<PropNameID>` The solution is to apply `normalize_angle_brackets()` in `resolve_ref_text_name()` to normalize spacing consistently. Differential Revision: D94232505
Summary: Adding test for parsing interfaces with deprecated attributes and extending the doxygen test config with `__attribute__` predefined macro. ## Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D94343118
Summary:
Doxygen incorrectly parses Objective-C interface declarations with protocol conformance. For example:
```objc
interface RCTAppearance : RCTEventEmitter <RCTBridgeModule>
```
Doxygen splits this into **two separate base classes** in the XML:
```xml
<basecompoundref>RCTEventEmitter</basecompoundref>
<basecompoundref><RCTBridgeModule></basecompoundref>
```
This caused the parser to output:
```
interface RCTAppearance : public RCTEventEmitter, public <RCTBridgeModule> {
```
Instead of the expected:
```
interface RCTAppearance : public RCTEventEmitter <RCTBridgeModule> {
```
The fix detects when a "base class" name starts and ends with `<...>` (indicating it's a protocol conformance) and combines it with the preceding actual base class name.
Differential Revision: D94351731
Summary: Doxygen splits block property types across `<type>` and `<argsstring>` elements. For example: ```objc property (nonatomic, copy) void (^eventInterceptor)(NSString *eventName, NSDictionary *event, NSNumber *reactTag); ``` Produces XML like: ```xml <type>void(^</type> <name>eventInterceptor</name> <argsstring>)(NSString *eventName, NSDictionary *event, NSNumber *reactTag)</argsstring> ``` This caused the parser to output incomplete types. The fix detects when the property type ends with `(^` and combines it with the property name and argsstring: ``` property (copy) void(^eventInterceptor)(NSString *eventName, NSDictionary *event, NSNumber *reactTag); ``` Reviewed By: cipolleschi Differential Revision: D94366205
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Summary:
Doxygen splits block property types across
<type>and<argsstring>elements. For example:Produces XML like:
This caused the parser to output incomplete types. The fix detects when the property type ends with
(^and combines it with the property name and argsstring:Reviewed By: cipolleschi
Differential Revision: D94366205