Class fields hightlighting if field contains :: or <> in its type. about chromatica.nvim HOT 2 CLOSED

Yeah. I do remember seeing this problem back in the time when I was using YCM and color_coded. However, I just tried your latest test code and the problem is not there. I am suspecting that some of the options I used when installing llvm through homebrew and I have replaced the default clang with the homebrew version. I am going to try the bottled version and other options to see if I can reproduce the problem, hopefully soon.

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Well. It turns out the libclang should work fine if you installed LLVM with libcxx. And I could not find an elegant way to detect it on-the-fly.

For you situation, you can actually add those flags to g:chromatica#global_args, so that you don't need to add them to every CDB.

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