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This is something that we've been meaning to add for a while. The likely format this will take will be similar to Rust's documentation tool, i.e. ``` /// Calculate Euclidean...

I apologize for the late reply. Having examples that can be checked by the compiler is in-scope for hdoc, but I don't think we'll have a magic import function similar...

This will be fixed in the next release, likely by moving the link to hdoc to a less visually invasive link/text at the bottom of the sidebar.

Hello @jtbandes, your suggestion has been implemented in hdoc 1.3.1 which we just released. We have credited you in the release notes, which can be found here: https://hdoc.io/release-notes/#version-1-3-1-29-september-2022. Thank you...

We will look at adding this. One potential problem with this feature is that regexes are computationally expensive and checking if every symbol matches a regex is likely going to...

We'll do some testing interally to determine the performance impact. Sadly the C++ regex library has a reputation for being very slow so I'm hoping it doesn't nuke performance.

Can confirm that @navinp0304's changes make it possible to use the `CHECK()` macro for bitfields in our application.

If you're in a Nix shell then you can build hdoc using the normal commands like in the readme: ``` meson build # Configure the build directory ninja -C build...

The issue here is that Nix expects a hermetic build environment with no network access. Meson, when it notices that the wraps are not present locally, will try to access...

Hey @no92, always nice to see you :) Could you please provide some more information about the usecase behind this, such as a concrete example of where you would generate...