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<WebXML>
<document>
<class name="TableAfterValue" href="tableaftervalue.html" status="active" access="public" location="table-after-value.h" documented="true" module="Test" brief="Test that the \table command can follow a \value command">
<contents name="background-for-this-test-content" title="Background for this test content" level="1"/>
<description>
<brief>Test that the \table command can follow a \value command.</brief>
<section id="background-for-this-test-content">
<heading level="1">Background for this test content</heading>
<para>According to QTBUG-115720, whenever a \value is followed by \table, the contents of the two commands end up being merged. This is likely surprising. The bug report suggests a workaround, which is adding \br between \value and \table.</para>
</section>
<see-also>
<link raw="TableAfterValue::Reproduces" href="tableaftervalue.html#Reproduces-enum" type="enum" enum="TableAfterValue::Reproduces">TableAfterValue::Reproduces</link>
</see-also>
</description>
<enum name="Reproduces" fullname="TableAfterValue::Reproduces" href="tableaftervalue.html#Reproduces-enum" status="active" access="public" location="table-after-value.h" documented="true">
<value name="Problem" value="0"/>
<description>
<list type="enum">
<definition>
<term>TableAfterValue::Problem</term>Problem</definition>
<item/>
</list>
<table>
<row>
<item>
<para>This table shouldn't be mangled by the previous \value command.</para>
</item>
</row>
</table>
</description>
</enum>
</class>
</document>
</WebXML>
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