replace classmongocxx_1_1 with classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1

Author: kevinAlbs

docs/content/mongocxx-v3/configuration.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ title = "Configuring the mongocxx driver"
 In the mongocxx driver, most configuration is done via the [connection
 URI](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/connection-string/).  Some
 additional connection options are possible via the
-[mongocxx::options::client]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1options_1_1client
+[mongocxx::options::client]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1options_1_1client
 >}}) class.
 
 ## Configuring TLS/SSL
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ To enable TLS (SSL), set `tls=true` in the URI:
 By default, mongocxx will verify server certificates against the local
 system CA list.  You can override that either by specifying different settings in
 the connection string, or by creating a
-[mongocxx::options::tls]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1options_1_1tls >}})
+[mongocxx::options::tls]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1options_1_1tls >}})
 object and passing it to `tls_opts` on mongocxx::options::client.
 
 For example, to use a custom CA or to disable certificate validation,
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ See the MongoDB server
 for more information about determining the subject name from the
 certificate.
 
-The PEM file can also be specified using the [mongocxx::options::tls]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1options_1_1tls >}}) class, see the first "Configuring TLS/SSL" example above.
+The PEM file can also be specified using the [mongocxx::options::tls]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1options_1_1tls >}}) class, see the first "Configuring TLS/SSL" example above.
 
 ### Kerberos (GSSAPI)
 

docs/content/mongocxx-v3/tutorial.md

@@ -63,15 +63,15 @@ c++ --std=c++11 <input>.cpp
 ## Make a Connection
 
 **IMPORTANT**: Before making any connections, you need to create one and only
-one instance of [`mongocxx::instance`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1instance >}}).
+one instance of [`mongocxx::instance`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1instance >}}).
 This instance must exist for the entirety of your program.
 
 To connect to a running MongoDB instance, use the
-[`mongocxx::client`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1client >}})
+[`mongocxx::client`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1client >}})
 class.
 
 You must specify the host to connect to using a
-[`mongocxx::uri`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1uri >}}) instance containing a
+[`mongocxx::uri`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1uri >}}) instance containing a
 [MongoDB URI](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/connection-string/),
 and pass that into the `mongocxx::client` constructor.  For details regarding
 supported URI options see the documentation for the version of libmongoc used
@@ -96,10 +96,10 @@ mongocxx::client client(uri);
 
 ## Access a Database
 
-Once you have a [`mongocxx::client`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1client >}})
+Once you have a [`mongocxx::client`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1client >}})
 instance connected to a MongoDB deployment, use either the
 `database()` method or `operator[]` to obtain a
-[`mongocxx::database`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1database >}})
+[`mongocxx::database`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1database >}})
 instance.
 
 If the database you request does not exist, MongoDB creates it when you
@@ -114,9 +114,9 @@ auto db = client["mydb"];
 ## Access a Collection
 
 Once you have a
-[`mongocxx::database`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1database >}})
+[`mongocxx::database`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1database >}})
 instance, use either the `collection()` method or `operator[]` to obtain a
-[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1collection >}})
+[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1collection >}})
 instance.
 
 If the collection you request does not exist, MongoDB creates it when
@@ -204,18 +204,18 @@ throw an instance of
 ### Insert One Document
 
 To insert a single document into the collection, use a
-[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1collection >}})
+[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1collection >}})
 instance's `insert_one()` method to insert `{ "i": 0 }`:
 
 ```c++
 auto insert_one_result = collection.insert_one(make_document(kvp("i", 0)));
 ```
 
 `insert_one_result` is an optional [`mongocxx::result::insert_one`]({{< api3ref
-classmongocxx_1_1result_1_1insert_one >}}). In this example, `insert_one_result`
+classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1result_1_1insert_one >}}). In this example, `insert_one_result`
 is expected to be set. The default behavior for write operations is to wait for
 a reply from the server. This may be overriden by setting an unacknowledged
-[`mongocxx::write_concern`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1write__concern >}}).
+[`mongocxx::write_concern`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1write__concern >}}).
 
 ```c++
 assert(insert_one_result);  // Acknowledged writes return results.
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ MongoDB automatically adds an `_id` field to the inserted document.
 
 You can obtain this value using the `inserted_id()` method of the
 returned
-[`mongocxx::result::insert_one`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1result_1_1insert__one >}})
+[`mongocxx::result::insert_one`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1result_1_1insert__one >}})
 instance.
 
 ```c++
@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ assert(doc_id.type() == bsoncxx::type::k_oid);
 ### Insert Multiple Documents
 
 To insert multiple documents to the collection, use a
-[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1collection >}}) instance's
+[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1collection >}}) instance's
 `insert_many()` method, which takes a list of documents to insert.
 
 The following example inserts the documents `{ "i": 1 }` and `{ "i": 2 }`.
@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ MongoDB automatically adds a `_id` field to the inserted documents.
 
 You can obtain this value using the `inserted_ids()` method of the
 returned
-[`mongocxx::result::insert_many`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1result_1_1insert__many >}})
+[`mongocxx::result::insert_many`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1result_1_1insert__many >}})
 instance.
 
 ```c++
@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ To query the collection, use the collection’s `find()` and
 `find_one` methods.
 
 `find()` will return an instance of
-[`mongocxx::cursor`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1cursor >}}),
+[`mongocxx::cursor`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1cursor >}}),
 while `find_one()` will return an instance of
 `std::optional<`[`bsoncxx::document::value`]({{< api3ref classbsoncxx_1_1document_1_1value >}})`>`
 
@@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ To update documents in a collection, you can use the collection’s
 `update_one()` and `update_many()` methods.
 
 The update methods return an instance of
-`std::optional<`[`mongocxx::result::update`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1result_1_1update >}})`>`,
+`std::optional<`[`mongocxx::result::update`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1result_1_1update >}})`>`,
 which provides information about the operation including the number of
 documents modified by the update.
 
@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ To delete documents from a collection, you can use a collection’s
 `delete_one()` and `delete_many()` methods.
 
 The delete methods return an instance of
-`std::optional<`[`mongocxx::result::delete`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1result_1_1delete__result >}})`>`,
+`std::optional<`[`mongocxx::result::delete`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1result_1_1delete__result >}})`>`,
 which contains the number of documents deleted.
 
 ### Delete a Single Document
@@ -447,7 +447,7 @@ assert(delete_many_result->deleted_count() == 2);
 To create an [index](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/indexes/) on a
 field or set of fields, pass an index specification document to the
 `create_index()` method of a
-[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1collection >}}) instance. An
+[`mongocxx::collection`]({{< api3ref classmongocxx_1_1v__noabi_1_1collection >}}) instance. An
 index key specification document contains the fields to index and the
 index type for each field: