vim-cpp-enhanced-highlight
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Additional Vim syntax highlighting for C++ (including C++11/14/17)
(moved from vim's issues) **Describe the bug** Members inside structs are incorrectly highlighted (vim thinks they are reserved keywords but reserved keywords (to my knowledge) shouldn't be reserved inside structs)...
Hi, First of all, thank you very much for developing this plugin! I am really enjoying this. I found that `std::literals::string_view_literals` is not highlighted. Since `string_literals` is highlighted as a...
A pattern I've seen a few times: ```cc R"javascript( let a = 1; )javascript"; ``` Behaviour in a similar vein is vim-markdown highlighting code in codeblocks and vim-html highlighting javascript...
g:cpp_experiemental_template_highlight has several failures in the included tests. Failures are circled in red in the after screenshot below. Note, g:cpp_experimental_simple_template_highlight is failing also, but I assume that's intended based on...
I'm not sure if it is intended or not, but I wasn't able to find any support for C++ attributes. I would be willing to add them, but I'm not...
Hello, this commit adds the BSD extensions to the function list for C. Some of them are natively supported by Linux (e.g., err, verr); others require libbsd
When I work on webrtc src-code, there is an strange issue found: My webrtc source root is: ~/dev/webrtc_android/ **#step-1 When I open this head-file, the highlight is now right:** ~/dev/webrtc_android/src/modules/audio_processing/include/audio_processing.h...
[https://imgur.com/a/Bsyfk5R](url) line 25 & line31 Seems like symbol > has some issue OS: Ubutu on windows 10 vim version: 8.0.1453 plugin handler: Vundle
hi sir： There is a syntax like this in the script.“hi def link cCustomFunc Function”.I know this means cCustomFunc==Function. what is my question? where defined the Function？My ultimate goal is...
I defined a function called `deque`. It's a typo (I meant "dequeue") and is occasionally the same as the name of `std::deque`. So it's highlighted as a type. 
