Hi, first of all I want to thank the author of this plugin, it is really good. And secondly, are there any plans on docbuffer?

When accessing members of an object (through a pointer), it's much faster and more convenient to simply write the . operator and have it automatically converted into a ->
Several IDEs offer this like QtCreator and VisualStudio.
eg:

Foo* Bar;
Bar.
// Magic :D
Bar->ContinueWritingHere

Thanks in advance

If I set my filetype to "c.doxygen" to get doxygen doc comment syntax support, most of the colors of Chromatica doesn't work. Variables and function declarations cease being highlighted however function calls are highlighted as expected.

In the README it states that in your .clang file you want to point to a project specific compilation database you need to specify it like so:

compilation_database = "<path to compilation_database>"

Actually you need to specify to the directory that contains it, rather than to the database itself.
i.e. if the file sits at catkin_ws/build/compile_commands.json your .clang file should s

The examples don't run on Travis right now because they fail - the older version of libclang there, even when installing the most recent one from apt, doesn't work the same way as libclang 6.0. The CI script should manually download the right libclang version, just like dstep does.

Support for some languages is better than others.

Add a table to the README to make this clear and avoid wasting people's time.

In order to better understand what benefit genpybind could provide to a project, some use cases and links to existing projects might be helpful. For example:

• Expose a C++ API to Python: This one is obvious, but can also be achieved using hand-written bindings. In addition to reducing the manual effort, genpybind helps in those cases where your interface is still undergoing regular changes,