Greetings. I recently spent far longer than I should have, trying to track down why my code anchors were offset.
It turns out that I had been using: INPUT_FILTER = "grep -v 'something to ignore'" But this removed the lines entirely; that meant that the code scanner "saw" different line numbers than the cpp-to-html generator. Once I realized what was happening, I got the same result by using: INPUT_FILTER = "sed -e 's/.*something to ignore.*//'" But I might have saved myself a few hours if I had seen a warning about it. :) Since I was already doing the other patch, here's one to add a bit of warning text about this possibility. Thanks once again for the excellent tool! Best regards, Anthony Foiani
input-filter-lines-warning.patch
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