bug 129682 Wrong function dependency is made

Windows compiler was apparently not strict enough ...

The dummy argument names (parameters) in the brief description should not be linked to an entity (function, variable, ...).

(this fixes part 2 of the mentioned bug)

Author: albert-github

src/classdef.cpp

@@ -1521,6 +1521,7 @@ void ClassDefImpl::writeTemplateSpec(OutputList &ol,const Definition *d,
           getFileDef(),            // fileScope
           this,                    // self
           a.type,                  // text
+          nullptr,
           FALSE                    // autoBreak
           );
         if (!a.name.isEmpty())
@@ -1547,6 +1548,7 @@ void ClassDefImpl::writeTemplateSpec(OutputList &ol,const Definition *d,
           getFileDef(),            // fileScope
           this,                    // self
           m_requiresClause,  // text
+          nullptr,
           FALSE                    // autoBreak
           );
       ol.lineBreak();

src/memberdef.cpp

@@ -1188,7 +1188,7 @@ static bool writeDefArgumentList(OutputList &ol,const Definition *scope,const Me
         n=addTemplateNames(n,scope->name(),cName);
       }
       ol.startParameterDefVal(" = ");
-      linkifyText(TextGeneratorOLImpl(ol),scope,md->getBodyDef(),md,n,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE);
+      linkifyText(TextGeneratorOLImpl(ol),scope,md->getBodyDef(),md,n,nullptr,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE);
       ol.endParameterDefVal();
     }
     ++alIt;
@@ -1251,6 +1251,7 @@ static bool writeDefArgumentList(OutputList &ol,const Definition *scope,const Me
                 md->getBodyDef(),        // fileScope
                 md,                      // self
                 defArgList.trailingReturnType(), // text
+                nullptr,
                 FALSE                    // autoBreak
                );
 
@@ -2181,6 +2182,7 @@ void MemberDefImpl::_writeTemplatePrefix(OutputList &ol, const Definition *def,
         getFileDef(),            // fileScope
         this,                    // self
         a.type,                  // text
+        nullptr,
         FALSE                    // autoBreak
         );
     if (!a.name.isEmpty())