Standardize Doxygen parameter formatting for systems A-N

src/systems/ackermann_steering/AckermannSteering.hh

@@ -36,106 +36,106 @@ namespace systems
   /// \brief Ackermann steering controller which can be attached to a model
   /// with any number of left and right wheels.
   ///
-  /// # System Parameters
+  /// ## System Parameters
   ///
-  /// `<steering_only>`: Boolean used to only control the steering angle
+  /// - `<steering_only>`: Boolean used to only control the steering angle
   /// only. Calculates the angles of wheels from steering_limit,  wheel_base,
   /// and wheel_separation. Uses gz::msg::Double on default topic name
   /// `/model/{name_of_model}/steer_angle`. Automatically set True when
   /// `<use_actuator_msg>` is True, uses defaults topic name "/actuators".
   ///
-  /// `<use_actuator_msg>` True to enable the use of actutor message
+  /// - `<use_actuator_msg>` True to enable the use of actutor message
   /// for steering angle command. Relies on `<actuator_number>` for the
   /// index of the position actuator and defaults to topic "/actuators".
   ///
-  /// `<actuator_number>` used with `<use_actuator_commands>` to set
+  /// - `<actuator_number>` used with `<use_actuator_commands>` to set
   /// the index of the steering angle position actuator.
   ///
-  /// `<steer_p_gain>`: Float used to control the steering angle P gain.
+  /// - `<steer_p_gain>`: Float used to control the steering angle P gain.
   /// Only used for when in steering_only mode.
   ///
-  /// `<left_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls a left wheel. This
+  /// - `<left_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls a left wheel. This
   /// element can appear multiple times, and must appear at least once.
   ///
-  /// `<right_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls a right wheel. This
+  /// - `<right_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls a right wheel. This
   /// element can appear multiple times, and must appear at least once.
   ///
-  /// `<left_steering_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls steering for
-  ///  left wheel. This element must appear once.  Vehicles that steer
-  ///  rear wheels are not currently correctly supported.
+  /// - `<left_steering_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls steering for
+  /// left wheel. This element must appear once.  Vehicles that steer
+  /// rear wheels are not currently correctly supported.
   ///
-  /// `<right_steering_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls steering for
-  ///  right wheel. This element must appear once.
+  /// - `<right_steering_joint>`: Name of a joint that controls steering for
+  /// right wheel. This element must appear once.
   ///
-  /// `<wheel_separation>`: Distance between wheels, in meters. This element
+  /// - `<wheel_separation>`: Distance between wheels, in meters. This element
   /// is optional, although it is recommended to be included with an
   /// appropriate value. The default value is 1.0m.
   ///
-  /// `<kingpin_width>`: Distance between wheel kingpins, in meters. This
+  /// - `<kingpin_width>`: Distance between wheel kingpins, in meters. This
   /// element is optional, although it is recommended to be included with an
   /// appropriate value. The default value is 0.8m.  Generally a bit smaller
   /// than the wheel_separation.
   ///
-  /// `<wheel_base>`: Distance between front and rear wheels, in meters. This
+  /// - `<wheel_base>`: Distance between front and rear wheels, in meters. This
   /// element is optional, although it is recommended to be included with an
   /// appropriate value. The default value is 1.0m.
   ///
-  /// `<steering_limit>`: Value to limit steering to.  Can be calculated by
+  /// - `<steering_limit>`: Value to limit steering to.  Can be calculated by
   /// measuring the turning radius and wheel_base of the real vehicle.
   /// steering_limit = asin(wheel_base / turning_radius)
   /// The default value is 0.5 radians.
   ///
-  /// `<wheel_radius>`: Wheel radius in meters. This element is optional,
+  /// - `<wheel_radius>`: Wheel radius in meters. This element is optional,
   /// although it is recommended to be included with an appropriate value. The
   /// default value is 0.2m.
   ///
-  /// `<odom_publish_frequency>`: Odometry publication frequency. This
+  /// - `<odom_publish_frequency>`: Odometry publication frequency. This
   /// element is optional, and the default value is 50Hz.
   ///
-  /// `<min_velocity>`: Minimum velocity [m/s], usually <= 0.
-  /// `<max_velocity>`: Maximum velocity [m/s], usually >= 0.
-  /// `<min_acceleration>`: Minimum acceleration [m/s^2], usually <= 0.
-  /// `<max_acceleration>`: Maximum acceleration [m/s^2], usually >= 0.
-  /// `<min_jerk Minimum>`: jerk [m/s^3], usually <= 0.
-  /// `<max_jerk Maximum>`: jerk [m/s^3], usually >= 0.
+  /// - `<min_velocity>`: Minimum velocity [m/s], usually <= 0.
+  /// - `<max_velocity>`: Maximum velocity [m/s], usually >= 0.
+  /// - `<min_acceleration>`: Minimum acceleration [m/s^2], usually <= 0.
+  /// - `<max_acceleration>`: Maximum acceleration [m/s^2], usually >= 0.
+  /// - `<min_jerk Minimum>`: jerk [m/s^3], usually <= 0.
+  /// - `<max_jerk Maximum>`: jerk [m/s^3], usually >= 0.
   ///
-  /// `<topic>`: Custom topic that this system will subscribe to in order to
+  /// - `<topic>`: Custom topic that this system will subscribe to in order to
   /// receive command messages. This element is optional, and the
   /// default value is `/model/{name_of_model}/cmd_vel` or when steering_only
   /// is true `/model/{name_of_model}/steer_angle`.
   ///
-  /// `<sub_topic>`: Custom sub_topic that this system will subscribe to in
+  /// - `<sub_topic>`: Custom sub_topic that this system will subscribe to in
   /// order to receive command messages. This element is optional, and
   /// creates a topic `/model/{name_of_model}/{sub_topic}`
   ///
-  /// `<odom_topic>`: Custom topic on which this system will publish odometry
+  /// - `<odom_topic>`: Custom topic on which this system will publish odometry
   /// messages. This element if optional, and the default value is
   /// `/model/{name_of_model}/odometry`.
   ///
-  /// `<tf_topic>`: Custom topic on which this system will publish the
+  /// - `<tf_topic>`: Custom topic on which this system will publish the
   /// transform from `frame_id` to `child_frame_id`. This element is optional,
   /// and the default value is `/model/{name_of_model}/tf`.
   ///
-  /// `<frame_id>`: Custom `frame_id` field that this system will use as the
+  /// - `<frame_id>`: Custom `frame_id` field that this system will use as the
   /// origin of the odometry transform in both the `<tf_topic>`
   /// `gz.msgs.Pose_V` message and the `<odom_topic>`
   /// `gz.msgs.Odometry` message. This element if optional, and the
   /// default value is `{name_of_model}/odom`.
   ///
-  /// `<child_frame_id>`: Custom `child_frame_id` that this system will use as
+  /// - `<child_frame_id>`: Custom `child_frame_id` that this system will use as
   /// the target of the odometry transform in both the `<tf_topic>`
-  /// `gz.msgs.Pose_V` message and the `<odom_topic>`
-  /// `gz.msgs.Odometry` message. This element if optional,
+  /// gz.msgs.Pose_V message and the `<odom_topic>`
+  /// gz.msgs.Odometry message. This element is optional,
   /// and the default value is `{name_of_model}/{name_of_link}`.
   ///
   /// A robot with rear drive and front steering would have one each
   /// of left_joint, right_joint, left_steering_joint and
-  /// right_steering_joint
+  /// right_steering_joint.
   ///
   /// References:
-  /// https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/tree/main/src/systems/ackermann_steering
-  /// https://www.auto.tuwien.ac.at/bib/pdf_TR/TR0183.pdf
-  /// https://github.com/froohoo/ackermansteer/blob/master/ackermansteer/
+  /// - https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/tree/main/src/systems/ackermann_steering
+  /// - https://www.auto.tuwien.ac.at/bib/pdf_TR/TR0183.pdf
+  /// - https://github.com/froohoo/ackermansteer/blob/master/ackermansteer/
 
 
   class AckermannSteering

src/systems/acoustic_comms/AcousticComms.hh

@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ namespace systems
   ///       * <seed> : Seed value to be used for random sampling.
   ///
   /// Here's an example:
+  /// ```
   ///  <plugin
   ///    filename="gz-sim-acoustic-comms-system"
   ///    name="gz::sim::systems::AcousticComms">

src/systems/battery_plugin/LinearBatteryPlugin.hh

@@ -39,35 +39,36 @@ namespace systems
 
   /// \brief A plugin for simulating battery usage
   ///
-  /// This system processes the following sdf parameters:
+  /// ## System parameters
+  ///
   /// - `<battery_name>` name of the battery (required)
   /// - `<voltage>` Initial voltage of the battery (required)
   /// - `<open_circuit_voltage_constant_coef>` Voltage at full charge
   /// - `<open_circuit_voltage_linear_coef>` Amount of voltage decrease when no
-  ///                                    charge
+  ///   charge
   /// - `<initial_charge>` Initial charge of the battery (Ah)
   /// - `<capacity>` Total charge that the battery can hold (Ah)
   /// - `<resistance>` Internal resistance (Ohm)
   /// - `<smooth_current_tau>` coefficient for smoothing current [0, 1].
   /// - `<power_load>` power load on battery (required) (Watts)
   /// - `<enable_recharge>` If true, the battery can be recharged
   /// - `<recharge_by_topic>` If true, the start/stop signals for recharging the
-  ///                     battery will also be available via topics. The
-  ///                     regular Gazebo services will still be available.
+  ///   battery will also be available via topics. The
+  ///   regular Gazebo services will still be available.
   /// - `<charging_time>` Hours taken to fully charge the battery.
-  ///                 (Required if `<enable_recharge>` is set to true)
+  ///   (Required if `<enable_recharge>` is set to true)
   /// - `<fix_issue_225>` True to change the battery behavior to fix some issues
-  /// described in https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/issues/225.
+  ///   described in https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/issues/225.
   /// - `<start_drainign>` Whether to start draining the battery right away.
-  /// False by default.
+  ///   False by default.
   /// - `<power_draining_topic>` A topic that is used to start battery
-  /// discharge. Any message on the specified topic will cause the battery to
-  /// start draining. This element can be specified multiple times if
-  /// multiple topics should be monitored. Note that this mechanism will
-  /// start the battery draining, and once started will keep drainig.
+  ///   discharge. Any message on the specified topic will cause the battery to
+  ///   start draining. This element can be specified multiple times if
+  ///   multiple topics should be monitored. Note that this mechanism will
+  ///   start the battery draining, and once started will keep drainig.
   /// - `<stop_power_draining_topic>` A topic that is used to stop battery
-  /// discharge. Any message on the specified topic will cause the battery to
-  /// stop draining.
+  ///   discharge. Any message on the specified topic will cause the battery to
+  ///   stop draining.
 
   class LinearBatteryPlugin
       : public System,

src/systems/breadcrumbs/Breadcrumbs.hh

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ namespace systems
   /// model using the `<include>` tag.
   /// See the example in examples/worlds/breadcrumbs.sdf.
   ///
-  /// System Paramters
+  /// ## System Parameters
   ///
   /// - `<topic>`: Custom topic to be used to deploy breadcrumbs. If topic is
   /// not set, the default topic with the following pattern would be used
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ namespace systems
   /// be deployed. Defaults to false.
   /// - `<breadcrumb>`: This is the model used as a template for deploying
   /// breadcrumbs.
-  /// `<topic_statistics>`: If true, then topic statistics are enabled on
+  /// - `<topic_statistics>`: If true, then topic statistics are enabled on
   /// `<topic>` and error messages will be generated when messages are
   /// dropped. Default to false.
   class Breadcrumbs

src/systems/buoyancy/Buoyancy.hh

@@ -67,7 +67,8 @@ namespace systems
   ///
   /// ## Examples
   ///
-  /// ### `uniform_fluid_density` world.
+  /// ### uniform_fluid_density world
+  ///
   /// The `buoyancy.sdf` SDF file contains three submarines. The first
   /// submarine is neutrally buoyant, the second sinks, and the third
   /// floats. To run:
@@ -76,7 +77,7 @@ namespace systems
   /// gz sim -v 4 buoyancy.sdf
   /// ```
   ///
-  /// ### `graded_buoyancy` world
+  /// ### graded_buoyancy world
   ///
   /// Often when simulating a maritime environment one may need to simulate both
   /// surface and underwater vessels. This means the buoyancy plugin needs to

src/systems/buoyancy_engine/BuoyancyEngine.hh

@@ -38,32 +38,35 @@ namespace systems
   /// `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine` topic for the volume of the bladder
   /// in *cubicmeters*.
   ///
-  /// ## Parameters
-  /// <link_name> - The link which the plugin is attached to [required, string]
-  /// <namespace> - The namespace for the topic. If empty the plugin will listen
-  ///   on `buoyancy_engine` otherwise it listens on
+  /// ## System Parameters
+  /// - `<link_name>`: The link which the plugin is attached to [required,
+  ///   string]
+  /// - `<namespace>`: The namespace for the topic. If empty the plugin will
+  ///   listen on `buoyancy_engine` otherwise it listens on
   ///   `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine` [optional, string]
-  /// <min_volume> - Minimum volume of the engine [optional, float,
+  /// - `<min_volume>`: Minimum volume of the engine [optional, float,
   ///   default=0.00003m^3]
-  /// <neutral_volume> - At this volume the engine has neutral buoyancy. Used to
-  ///   estimate the weight of the engine [optional, float, default=0.0003m^3]
-  /// <default_volume> - The volume which the engine starts at [optional, float,
+  /// - `<neutral_volume>`: At this volume the engine has neutral buoyancy. Used
+  ///   to estimate the weight of the engine [optional, float,
   ///   default=0.0003m^3]
-  /// <max_volume> - Maximum volume of the engine [optional, float,
+  /// - `<default_volume>`: The volume which the engine starts at [optional,
+  ///   float, default=0.0003m^3]
+  /// - `<max_volume>`: Maximum volume of the engine [optional, float,
   ///   default=0.00099m^3]
-  /// <max_inflation_rate> - Maximum inflation rate for bladder [optional,
+  /// - `<max_inflation_rate>`: Maximum inflation rate for bladder [optional,
   ///   float, default=0.000003m^3/s]
-  /// <fluid_density> - The fluid density of the liquid its suspended in kgm^-3.
-  ///   [optional, float, default=1000kgm^-3]
-  /// <surface> - The Z height in metres at which the surface of the water is.
-  /// If not defined then there is no surface [optional, float]
+  /// - `<fluid_density>`: The fluid density of the liquid its suspended in
+  ///   kgm^-3. [optional, float, default=1000kgm^-3]
+  /// - `<surface>`: The Z height in metres at which the surface of the water
+  ///   is. If not defined then there is no surface [optional, float]
   ///
   /// ## Topics
-  /// * Subscribes to a gz::msgs::Double on `buoyancy_engine` or
-  ///  `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine`. This is the set point for the
-  ///  engine.
-  /// * Publishes a gz::msgs::Double on `buoyancy_engine` or
-  ///  `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine/current_volume` on the current volume
+  /// - Subscribes to a gz::msgs::Double on `buoyancy_engine` or
+  ///   `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine`. This is the set point for the
+  ///   engine.
+  /// - Publishes a gz::msgs::Double on `buoyancy_engine` or
+  ///   `/model/{namespace}/buoyancy_engine/current_volume` on the current
+  ///   volume
   ///
   /// ## Examples
   /// To get started run:
@@ -72,18 +75,18 @@ namespace systems
   /// ```
   /// Enter the following in a separate terminal:
   /// ```
-  /// gz topic -t  /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/ -m gz.msgs.Double
+  /// gz topic -t /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/ -m gz.msgs.Double \
   ///    -p "data: 0.003"
   /// ```
-  /// To see the box float up.
+  /// to see the box float up.
   /// ```
-  /// gz topic -t  /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/ -m gz.msgs.Double
+  /// gz topic -t /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/ -m gz.msgs.Double \
   ///    -p "data: 0.001"
   /// ```
-  /// To see the box go down.
+  /// to see the box go down.
   /// To see the current volume enter:
   /// ```
-  /// gz topic -t  /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/current_volume -e
+  /// gz topic -t /model/buoyant_box/buoyancy_engine/current_volume -e
   /// ```
   class BuoyancyEnginePlugin:
     public gz::sim::System,

src/systems/camera_video_recorder/CameraVideoRecorder.hh

@@ -34,23 +34,25 @@ namespace systems
   /** \class CameraVideoRecorder CameraVideoRecorder.hh \
    * gz/sim/systems/CameraVideoRecorder.hh
   **/
+  ///
   /// \brief Record video from a camera sensor
-  /// The system takes in the following parameter:
-  ///   <service>  Name of topic for the video recorder service. If this is
-  ///              not specified, the topic defaults to:
-  ///              /world/<world_name/model/<model_name>/link/<link_name>/
-  ///              sensor/<sensor_name>/record_video
   ///
-  ///   <use_sim_time> True/false value that specifies if the video should
-  ///                   be recorded using simulation time or real time. The
-  ///                   default is false, which indicates the use of real
-  ///                   time.
+  /// ## System Parameters
+  ///
+  /// - `<service>`:  Name of topic for the video recorder service. If this is
+  ///   not specified, the topic defaults to:
+  ///   /world/<world_name/model/<model_name>/link/<link_name>/
+  ///   sensor/<sensor_name>/record_video
+  ///
+  /// - `<use_sim_time>`: True/false value that specifies if the video should
+  ///   be recorded using simulation time or real time. The default is false,
+  ///   which indicates the use of real time.
   ///
-  ///   <fps> Video recorder frames per second. The default value is 25, and
-  ///         the support type is unsigned int.
+  /// - `<fps>`: Video recorder frames per second. The default value is 25, and
+  ///   the support type is unsigned int.
   ///
-  ///   <bitrate> Video recorder bitrate (bps). The default value is
-  ///             2070000 bps, and the supported type is unsigned int.
+  /// - `<bitrate>`: Video recorder bitrate (bps). The default value is
+  ///   2070000 bps, and the supported type is unsigned int.
   class CameraVideoRecorder final:
     public System,
     public ISystemConfigure,