Created attachment 338294 [details] Example code that demonstrates the problem. Description of problem: When a file contains two or more GObject definitions, gtk-doc produces a title for each of them and use the last on as section title, which also appear as title in final html output. This is not always a desireable outcome. For example, in iBus project (http://code.google.com/p/ibus/), both IBusAttribute and IBusAttrList is defined in src/ibusattribute.h, while I expected that IBusAttribute should be chosen as section title because it matches the filename and was defined in the front, but gtk-doc used IBusAttrList instead. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk-doc-1.10-2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. extract GtkDocBug.tar.gz 2. cd GtkDocBug 3. make Actual results: doc/html/IBusAttrList.html was produced, whose title was: IBusAttrList. Expected results: doc/html/IBusAttribute.html is produced, whose title is: IBusAttribute. Additional info: When multiple titles are generated, IMHO, the one that matches the filename is prefereed.
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