A derived class
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parameters 
![[more]](icon1.gif) double a
double a
![[more]](icon1.gif) int b
int b
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methods 
![[more]](icon1.gif) Derived_Class(double a, int b)
Derived_Class(double a, int b)
![[more]](icon1.gif) ~Derived_Class()
~Derived_Class()
 const  Derived_Class& getB(constIntermediate& c) const
const  Derived_Class& getB(constIntermediate& c) const 
 double variable
double variable
 const  Derived_Class& getB(constIntermediate& c) const
const  Derived_Class& getB(constIntermediate& c) const 
 double variable
double variable
A derived class. Here we show multiple inheritance from two docified classes. This example shows how to structure the members of a class, if desired.This is how this documentation has been generated:
/** A derived class. Here we show multiple inheritance from two docified classes. This example shows how to structure the members of a class, if desired. This is how this documentation has been generated: * / class Derived_Class : public CommonBase, protected Intermediate { public: /**@name parameters * / //@{ /// the first parameter double a; /// a second parameter int b; //@} /**@name methods * / //@{ /// constructor /** This constructor takes two arguments, just for the sake of demonstrating how documented members are displayed by DOC++. @param a this is good for many things @param b this is good for nothing * / DerivedClass(double a, int b); /// destructor ~DerivedClass(); //@} };
 parameters
 parameters 
 double  a
double  a
 methods
 methods 
 Derived_Class(double a, int b)
 Derived_Class(double a, int b)
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