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/**
\page inthisgroupCmd
!!! Add an etity to this group.
This command is used in the documentation block of a group to add members
and/or to specify the desired order of the members. See all defgroupCmd.
Syntax:
\code
\inthisgroup myFun
\inthisgroup "Group name with spaces"
\endcode
!! Order of groups and group members
If you choose to use groups you may want to be able to specify a non alphabetized order (default) for
the group members. This can be done by setting the config option $SORT_GROUP_MEMBERS = NO$ which causes
the group members to be ordered in the same order as they appear in the source files. In case this order
is not what you want you can also use the \\inthisgroup (inthisgroupCmd) to specify the order of the members.
\see defgroupCmd, ingroupCmd
\example
/**
\defgroup "My own order functions"
Group of string functions.
The utility functions ... bla bla ...
\inthisgroup writeToFile
\inthisgroup stringFind
\inthisgroup stringCopy
\inthisgroup stringCompare
\endds_doc
\endexample
*/