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I figured it out. The docs here are not great, FWIW: https://dotnet.github.io/docfx/docs/links-and-cross-references.html#more-options-for-cross-referencing-net-api-docs
I found this doesn't: * **@Terminal.Gui.View.Add(View)** - test Have to do this: * **@"Terminal.Gui.View.Add(View)"** - test I can't get this to work: @"Terminal.Gui.View.Add(View)?text=View.Add()" |
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e.g.
In
tab.md
I've tried:
at Terminal.Gui.Tab.DisplayText:
@Terminal.Gui.Tab.DisplayText
- Just renders@Terminal.Gui.Tab.DisplayText
xref:
[](xref:Terminal.Gui.Tab.DisplayText)
- nothingstandard: Terminal.Gui.Tab.DisplayText - works but generates a warning:
This does, but is clunky and hard to maintain:
[Tab.DisplayText](~/api/Terminal.Gui.Tab.yml#Terminal_Gui_Tab_DisplayText)
I really would l like to use either the
@
or[](xref:)
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