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Symbols that may be hard to find should be marked in bold Here we can put some more complex examples of c++ code where C::C may fail. Note: This is the user document of Code Completion plugin.

During code-completion, a system of symbols is used to identify the type associated with the suggested tokens these symbols are defined in the following table. why are we storing filepos_end? Wouldn't it be much more useful to store declaration, definition info? CodeCompletion provides a symbols browser for your projects and code-completion inside the editor.Base types (the POD ones) should have some predefined type ids. Also in case of templates, typeid's should be threated in special way - negative value could mean to use template argument instead of some real type.Syntax highlighting works here with cpp as the language. Regular comments show up in the code block. The Doxygen block should show up like a normal comment. Such representation would require some extra "hidden" symbols - for example when some complex type is returned from function, extra symbol of typedef representing proper value would be required. Is with cpp, the doxygen comment has been eaten Is the workaround with unparsed Clearly the cpp one is buggy.Pointer, array, reference, pointer_to_member Int storage_class // Storage class of the symbol (private/protected/public) For example, you can quickly add enum members taken from a different namespace: The selected completion item displays a popup with syntax-highlighted signature and documentation. Int symbol_id // ID of the symbol referenced In C++ files, you can use automatic and basic Ctrl+Space completion when writing your code. When the user types in any of the following: string map which can keep some extra data.When the user presses the keystroke CTRL-SHIFT-SPACE.

When the user types in any of the following: ( ,.When the user presses the keystroke CTRL-SPACE.When the user types in any of the following.When the mouse hovers over a symbol after a timeout.The user requests a completion of the current symbol.

Provide completion features for initializer lists.Provide completion features for class constructors.Provide a list of likely symbols in the current scope as possible solutions to the current symbol.The purpose of the Code::Completion plugin is thus: The current Code::Completion plugin is outdated, and needs a complete rewrite. Provide automatic code generation features.Provide Symbol browser, find symbol, function jump features.Provide a list of valid symbols in the workspace, along with relevant scope information.Therefore, I propose the C::C be broken up into the following components: The current C::C is a monolithic library of features, which could be de-coupled and split up for use in multiple plugins, providing extra functionality and flexibility in the future. some of the more complicated c++ mucky business.

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The current plug-in lacks full support for: The current Code::Completion plug-in has some flaws, and is currently development frozen.

3.6 Advanced template argument deduction.

3.3 Automated deduction of template arguments from passed function arguments.

I know that the multiline comments would appear in the code blocks without specifying the language of the code block (writing three backticks "`" instead of three backticks and c), but I would like to keep highlighting the syntax of the C code. This is the result I get when I generate the documentation with the code block right above: This is what I have to write for the code block to appear (there seems to be issues with the symbol): /** MACRO This is what I would like to have: /** MACRO \var to document a variable or typedef or enum value. Other structural commands are: \struct to document a C-struct. I tried to put some examples inside the README as code blocks, but the comments used by Doxygen are multiline comments and the code blocks seem to skip the multiline comments when generating the Markdown page. Here the special command \class is used to indicate that the comment block contains documentation for the class Test.

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I am currently documenting how to document code on one of my projects, and to do so I am writing a README.md document that I am putting as frontpage of the documentation that I generate using Doxygen 1.8.13.