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C++11 support: C++ mode gets (temporarily) confused by edits to convert "> >" to ">>" in templates |
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Mon, 30 Apr 2012 14:05:29 -0700 |
C++ mode gets confused if C++98 code is updated to omit the (now
unnecessary) space between the closing ">" angle brackets in template
argument lists.
To reproduce:
Start by typing the following (C++98) code:
int foo() {
vector<vector<string> > temp;
}
So far, so good. Now go back and remove the extra space between the
closing angle brackets. This will cause the closing } to not match
the opening { (according to emacs), so if you then add another
function below foo, you'll get something like:
int foo() {
vector<vector<string>> temp;
return 0;
}
int bar() {
}
where the indentation of everything after the function foo() is
broken. Matching of the angle brackets is also broken.
The buffer can be restored to a good state by erasing and retyping the
inner "<" in the type. Adding the extra space and removing it will
put the buffer back in a bad state. Reading the code from file (with
or without the extra space) also leaves the buffer in a good state.
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Re: C++11 support: C++ mode gets (temporarily) confused by edits to convert "> >" to ">>" in templates |
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Tue, 18 Nov 2014 18:00:51 +0100 |
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tags 11386 fixed
Should be fixed in 66bb9533fc77963c495de7f33ec6dc8e4d342a55
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