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Dustin Spicuzza posted a comment on ticket #65
Heh. There hasn't been a release of the original project since 2016, so I think it's still not maintained -- but I've also dropped my fork as well. I encourage you to check out cxxheaderparser (live demo at https://robotpy.github.io/cxxheaderparser/), it supports a lot more syntax than CppHeaderParser and the output is easy to understand too.
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Matej Cepl posted a comment on ticket #65
I think the right place these days is https://github.com/senex/cppheaderparser/
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I don't think this CppHeaderParser is maintained anymore, but I've recorded the bug report on our fork: https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-cppheaderparser/issues/47
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Philipp Burch created ticket #65
Enum values have inserted a space between the numeric sign and the number
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Matt Oyer posted a comment on ticket #63
Had the same issue, (typedefs in a class only showing as their names) the above change...
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C++ Header Parser written in python released /cppheaderparser/CppheaderParser 2.7.4/CppHeaderParser-2.7.4.zip
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Thomas committed [d0afa1]
Mark as the 2.7.4 release
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Jason Smith posted a comment on ticket #64
Similar clash happening with enums. namespace A { enum X {x}; }; namespace B { enum...
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Bug #64 opened. Thank you. I think the obvious fix is likely to succeed, but I wanted...
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Names within namespaces can clash with one another
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Jashua Cloutier posted a comment on discussion Help
I'll have to think about how to do this one. Please open a bug. I fear the fix may...
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I'm not following you on this one. If in my headerfile I have the following typedef...
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Enum inherited type
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With the fix in commit 3ba0648e8f42 it will now say double. I did see that python...
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Enum Name missing
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Fixed in commit 3ba0648e8f42
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SourceForge bug 61
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First off, fabulous project, thank you. I am having an issue with symbols defined...
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Mark as the 2.7.3 release
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Change version number to 2.7.3
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Can you attach a file that demonstrates the issue please?
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Carlo M. M. posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hello, First of all, thank you very much for CppHeaderParser - a very useful tool....
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Fixed bitbucket bug 27: Now will parse the fol...
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Igor Kutikov created ticket #63
Missing Mapping info in typedefs of the class
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Enum inherited type
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Enum Name missing
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Unable to parse #include or #define with tab character
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Mark as the 2.7.2 release
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Change version to 2.7.2
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Fixed in commit 155:87476180efb8
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Fixed sourceforge bug 60: Unable to parse #incl...
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Fixed BitBucket bug 25: PLY is now installed au...
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Fixed BitBucket bug 26: Named structs which are...
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Heejin Cheon created ticket #60
Unable to parse #include or #define with tab character
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Mark as the 2.7.1 release
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Fixed bitbucket bug 24: Raw types not being ful...
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Change version to 2.7
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Mark as the 2.7 release
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typedef enum is ignored
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Fix toJSON by finding more cases of recursive l...
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Add support for getting the template for classe...
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Devon posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi there, First off, what a great product. Thanks for all the work you’ve done on...
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closing
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Support for '__int128'
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array_size for multi dimensional arrays
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closing
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Mark as the 2.6 release
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Added toJSON method by request of many
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Change version number to 2.6
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Michael Roßberg posted a comment on ticket #2
Unfortunately there is no official standardization working in this direction afaik....
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is_fundamental is reserved for fundamental data types. int128 isnt listed in http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/types...
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While I agree that some compilers support this, I dont see this as being any official...
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Fixed
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Support for 'final' attribute
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Implemented support for final and override in 143:0687b77cc971
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Add support for C++0x final and override specif...
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Support for '__int128'
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Support for 'final' attribute
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typedef union ignored
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changing to closed-fixed
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Fixed in 2.5.2
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Mark as the 2.5.2 release
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Change version to 2.5.2
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Fixed SourceForge bug 58: typedef union ignored
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I see, you are after "template<typename T_ObjectType="">" or a parsed version of...
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I see, you are after "template<typename T_ObjectType="">" or a parsed version of...
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I think you may not be using the new code. I tried your sample and I get the following...
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arya posted a comment on ticket #58
Thank you for a quick response. I've attached the header file. Also, if the order...
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Please include a sample .h file narrowed to the issue so I can reproduce it and point...
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typedef union ignored
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Thank you :)
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Toger posted a comment on ticket #10
Unfortunately 'multi_dimensional_array_size' is always empty for me. import CppHeaderParser...
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Semenyakin Vladimir modified a comment on discussion Help
Yeah, thanks for your focusing on static libraries linkage issues, I found this article...
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Yeah, thanks for your focusing on static libraries linkage issues, I found this article...
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Yeah, thanks for your focusing on static libraries linkage issues, I found this article...
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First, if I understand correctly, your goal is to publish a .h file that has everything...
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I took a different approach. Please retry 139:231618db8dee and let me know if it...
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Please try 139:231618db8dee. You should see it works
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Adde support for multi-dimensional arrays
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Add support for typedefs that are structs
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