Doxybook Example

This is a mainpage of Doxybook example output. This file is generated from \mainpage command within Engine.hpp file.

Images:

Refs:

• Some texture class ref
• Some audio buffer class ref

Simple list:

• list item 1
  • sub item 1
    • sub sub item 1 with italic
    • sub sub item 2 with bold
  • sub item 2
• list item 2
  • sub item 3
    • sub sub item 3 with strike through
    • sub sub item 4 with monospaced

Enumerated list:

1. list item 1
   1. sub item 1
      1. sub sub item 1 with italic
      2. sub sub item 2 with bold
   2. sub item 2
2. list item 2
   1. sub item 3
      1. sub sub item 3 with strike through

Hyper links:

• GitHub repository

Code blocks:

#include <iostream>
 
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
    std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

Subpages:

This manual is divided in the following sections:

• Introduction
• Advanced usage

Snippet:

#include "Engine.hpp"
 
// A dummy example 
int main() {
    // Create pixels buffer
    const auto pixels = std::make_unique<uint8_t[]>(new uint8_t[1024*1024*3]);
    fillData(*pixels, "path/to/texture.png");
 
    // Create a texture out of the pixels
    Engine::Graphics::Texture2D texture(1024, 1024, *data);
 
    // Done
    return 0;
}

Table:

First Header	Second Header	Third Header
Content Cell	Content Cell	Content Cell with ref Engine::Audio::AudioBuffer
Content Cell	Content Cell	Content Cell with link

Inline formula

Please see mkdocs-readthedocs example at https://alandefreitas.github.io/doxybook/mkdocs-readthedocs/ to see a working example using mkdocs + pymdownx.arithmatex

The distance between and is .

Block formula

Blockquote

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