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The following code perfectly generates the documentation for the given classes
/* cldoc:begin-category(core::A) */
class A;
/* cldoc:end-category() */
/* cldoc:begin-category(core::A) */
class A {
public:
int a;
};
/* cldoc:end-category() */
Whereas removing the category directive around the forward declaration duplicates the A class on the documentation. It generates an A class object in the root space and another one in the core category.
This is not a bug. I would expect it to work as it does. I just want to ask whether I need to surround with these directives every forward declaration which canonical declaration is also 'categorized', or whether there's another way (less manual) to do it.