Nested templates yield token exception

[chrizke]

From C++11 on, nested templates do not require a whitespace between closing '>' anymore.

Before C++11:

std::vector<std::vector<double> >

C++11:

std::vector<std::vector<double>>

The second version yields a token exception.

[myint]

Can you provide the error message? Also, what version of cppclean are you using?

Thanks

[chrizke]

I'm using 0.2.6.

The error message is

Got exception in D:\cppclean\MyClass.h @ Token('std', 164, 167) []
Got exception in D:\cppclean\MyClass.h @ Token('class', 77, 82) []
D:\cppclean\MyClass.h: parsing error [Token('std', 164, 167), Token('::', 167, 169), Token('vector', 169, 175), Token('<', 175, 176), Token('std', 176, 179), Token('::', 179, 181), Token('pair', 181, 185), Token('<', 185, 186), Token('double', 186, 192), Token(',', 192, 193), Token('OtherClass', 194, 204), Token('>>', 204, 206)]

and MyClass.h is

#pragma once

#include "OtherClass.h"

#include <vector>
#include <utility>

class CMyClass
{
public:
  CMyClass();

private:
  COtherClass & mOtherClass;
  std::vector<std::pair<double, OtherClass>> myVec;
};

[r-e-d]

This is fixed by my latest commit.

Thanks for the report.