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The declaration for an Objective-C class has any protocols autolinked, but the superclass is never autolinked. For example, this declaration reads:
@interfaceMGLPolygon : MGLMultiPoint <MGLOverlay>
“MGLMultiPoint” should link to the MGLMultiPoint class reference, but it remains unlinked. By contrast, “MGLOverlay” does link to the MGLOverlay protocol reference.
The cause appears to be that the <span> around “MGLMultiPoint” has a class of nc rather than n (example of the latter).
The declaration for an Objective-C class has any protocols autolinked, but the superclass is never autolinked. For example, this declaration reads:
“MGLMultiPoint” should link to the MGLMultiPoint class reference, but it remains unlinked. By contrast, “MGLOverlay” does link to the MGLOverlay protocol reference.
The cause appears to be that the
<span>
around “MGLMultiPoint” has a class ofnc
rather thann
(example of the latter)./cc @friedbunny
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