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Having a C++11 using clause (rather than a typedef) causes an error to be emitted using cldoc generate.
cldoc generate
For example: using SomeTypeDefine = AnExistingClass;
using SomeTypeDefine = AnExistingClass;
A work-around is to use typedef typedef AnExistingClass SomeTypeDefine;
typedef AnExistingClass SomeTypeDefine;
The using clause is the preferred c++11 way of doing typedefs, so it would be nice if this didn't cause errors generating documentation.
using
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The error generated is: Unhandled cursor: CursorKind.TYPE_ALIAS_DECL
Unhandled cursor: CursorKind.TYPE_ALIAS_DECL
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Having a C++11 using clause (rather than a typedef) causes an error to be emitted using
cldoc generate
.For example:
using SomeTypeDefine = AnExistingClass;
A work-around is to use typedef
typedef AnExistingClass SomeTypeDefine;
The
using
clause is the preferred c++11 way of doing typedefs, so it would be nice if this didn't cause errors generating documentation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: