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From: | Marshall, Simon |
Subject: | Misfontification of enum typedef name |
Date: | Wed, 2 May 2007 10:56:58 +0100 |
This is from CVS Emacs, checked out a little before the 22.x branch. Put this in a C++ buffer:
typedef enum {
foo, bar
} Enum; // "Enum" fontified as a variable name
main() {
Enum e; // "Enum" nicely fontified as a type name
}
Is the new cc fontification engine able to distinguish the context of the first "Enum" and fontify it as a type name?
(I realise that in the context of
struct Fubar {
} fubar;
then "fubar" is a variable name, and is therefore currently fontified correctly.)
Simon.
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