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I have a Fortran subroutine proc that calls Fortran subroutine uv. uv is in a different module with it's own module page in Doxygen. I would like to add a link so that you can click on uv on the Doxygen page for proc and it will take you to the uv page.

I tried to do: 

!> Comments
!! call \link uv \endlink

!> Comments
!! call \ref uv

!> Comments
!! call \see uv

None of these linked to the uv page. Is there a better way to do it? I used HTML links, and that worked, but that is cumbersome and will take a really long time because I have a lot of subroutines that are like this.

Vladimir F Героям слава
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byrdman1982
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  • say your module has name tst, did you try tst::uv or tst.uv? – albert Jan 22 '16 at 18:54
  • I tried tst::uv , tst:uv , and tst.uv None of them seem to create a link to the other module page – byrdman1982 Jan 25 '16 at 16:42
  • Which version of doxygen are you using (current version is 1.8.11). Show some more code with attempts to create the link so it is possible to reproduce it. – albert Jan 26 '16 at 18:51

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With version 1.8.12, you can reference subroutines of other modules with \ref module_name.subroutine_name where module_name corresponds to the module name and subroutine_name corresponds to the subrotine name.

If this does not work, ensure that all your sources are declared in the INPUT variables of your Doxyfile.

Guillaume Jacquenot
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