Owen M

@noomly you will have to edit some of the plugin files. I had this issue because `python` links to `python2` instead of `python3`. You will also need to change how...

Is there any way to do this with neovim? I have tried many plugins and none of them work well.

I could reproduce this with the following code: #include int main() { std::string x; x.push_back('a'); } push_back should be highlighted, but it isn't.

In fact, if I produce preprocessed code i.e. `g++ test.cpp -E > prep.cpp`, everything is processed correctly.