When using more complex C++ syntax some of the generated links are not quite right. This leads to warnings such as:

INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-16', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-26', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-36', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-46', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-56', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/classFluidMoments.md' contains a link '#function-operator()-66', but there is no such anchor on this page.
INFO    -  Doc file 'gyselalibxx/vector__field_8hpp.md' contains a link '#variable-enable_borrowed_vector_field<-vectorfield<-elementtype,-idxrangetype,-vectorindexsettype,-memoryspace,-layoutstridedpolicy->->', but there is
           no such anchor on this page.

In my repo, I can see the problem for:

• operator() (missing in

  MkDoxy/mkdoxy/constants.py

  Lines 3 to 44 in fa86010

  	OVERLOAD_OPERATORS = [
  	"operator=",
  	"operator+",
  	"operator-",
  	"operator*",
  	"operator/",
  	"operator+=",
  	"operator-=",
  	"operator*=",
  	"operator/=",
  	"operator==",
  	"operator%",
  	"operator%=",
  	"operator++",
  	"operator--",
  	"operator==",
  	"operator!=",
  	"operator<=",
  	"operator>=",
  	"operator>",
  	"operator<",
  	"operator!",
  	"operator&&",
  	"operator||",
  	"operator~",
  	"operator&",
  	"operator|",
  	"operator^",
  	"operator<<",
  	"operator>>",
  	"operator~=",
  	"operator&=",
  	"operator|=",
  	"operator^=",
  	"operator<<=",
  	"operator>>=",
  	"operator[]",
  	"operator*",
  	"operator&",
  	"operator->",
  	"operator->*",
  	]

  )
• operator-
• operator-=
• Templated variables e.g.

  template<class T>
  bool constexpr is_my_type_v = ..;