Neil Hodgson wrote:
The '$' character is allowed within identifiers in JavaScript and some C++ compilers also allow this. An annoying use is withing the open source Prototype JavaScript library which uses variables called $break and $continue which highlight as keywords (after the $) in Scintilla. I'm thinking of adding '$' to the set of allowed identifier characters in LexCPP unconditionally. Does anyone feel this should be conditional upon a property or handled in another way?
I would rather that non-legal constructions in C/C++ not appear to be something they aren't. ;)
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