Unexpected token parsing errors for C++11 code about cppclean HOT 6 CLOSED

cppclean v0.13

In my case, this occurs with C++ braced Initialization . Here is an example:

#ifndef _TEST_HPP_

#define _TEST_HPP_

class test {

private:
    bool check{true};

};

#endif

causes:
test.hpp: parsing error: unexpected token: Token(u'true', 78, 82)

Removing the braced Initialization fixed the issue, as follow:

#ifndef _TEST_HPP_

#define _TEST_HPP_

class test {

private:
    bool check = true;

};

#endif

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Commit 4da3439 solved the main problem.
Another issue seems to be with empty initializer lists within constructors:

A::A() : B::B({}), member(value) {}

The real example is in expression.cc file.

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C++11 using declaration/alias seems not be supported.

using alias = A<B>;

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Struct initializers in-general seem to cause issues.
The following fails for example:

User() : m_id{}, m_serviceID(USER_ID_INVALID) {}

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Closing this issue as this seems to work now.

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In case this is useful to others, this issue still occurs for functions written in old-style (pre-ISO) C with a declaration section before the function's opening bracket, like in this example from Wikipedia:

/* Original pre-ISO C style without function prototypes */
int main(argc, argv)
    int   argc;
    char  *argv[];
{
    ...
}

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