updated test doxygen_misc_constructs for Python

Examples/test-suite/python/doxygen_misc_constructs_runme.py

@@ -41,8 +41,72 @@ commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.waitTime.__doc__,
   may be specified.
   """
 )
+
 commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.getConnection.__doc__,
   r"""
   This function returns connection id.
   """
 )
+
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.getFirstLetter.__doc__,
+  r''
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.ClassWithNestedEnum.__doc__,
+  r"""
+    Class description.
+    """
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.isNoSpaceValidA.__doc__,
+  r"""
+  This comment without space after '*' is valid in Doxygen.
+
+  """
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.isNoSpaceValidB.__doc__,
+  r"""
+  .This comment without space after '*' is valid in Doxygen.
+
+  """
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.isNoSpaceValidC.__doc__,
+  r''
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.backslashA.__doc__,
+  r"""
+  Backslash following'word' is a valid doxygen command. Output contains
+  'followingword' with 'word' in code font.
+  """
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.backslashB.__doc__,
+  r"""
+  Doxy command without trailing space is ignored - nothing appears
+  on output. Standalone \ and '\' get to output.
+  Standalone @ and '@' get to output.
+  Commands "in quoted \b strings are treated as plain text".
+  Commands not recognized by Doxygen are ignored.
+  Backslashes in DOS paths d:and words
+  following them do not appear on output, we must quote them with
+  double quotes: "d:\xyz\qwe\myfile", "@something". Single quotes do not help:
+  'd:'. Escaping works: d:\xyz\qwe\myfile. Unix
+  paths of course have no such problems: /xyz/qwe/myfile
+  Commands for escaped symbols:
+  $ @ \ & ~ < > # % " . :: @text ::text
+  """
+)
+
+commentVerifier.check(doxygen_misc_constructs.backslashC.__doc__,
+  r"""
+  Backslash e at end of _line_ froze SWIG 
+  _with_ old comment parser. 
+
+  See also: MyClass::fun(char,
+  float)
+  """
+)