Philippe Lhoste wrote:
Robert Roessler wrote:
I can confirm that the single-quoted "string" (really technically a
multi-character character literal AFAIK) is not styled as such until
the closing single quote is seen... however, neither is a normal
[double-quoted] string.
Note that I am using the whiz-bang new feature that does the
fill-to-eol while entering the literal, so this may obscure or
otherwise block the "normal" styling processing?
Like Kein-Hong, I see normal behaviour, ie. unterminated literal until
the quote is closed.
I can't test your "fill-to-eol" setting, searching SciTEDoc with either
fill or eol doesn't show this setting, perhaps it isn't official yet?
I can't even remember what it is supposed to do...
I assume this comes from the cpp.properties lines
# End of line where string is not closed
style.cpp.12=fore:#000000,$(font.monospace),back:#E0C0E0,eolfilled
The comment means ? It seems like this style is being used for single
or double quoted strings in C/C++, and it does not make any difference
if you are adding an embedded string or one at the end of a line.
Maybe this is [relatively] recent and you haven't been updating your
cpp.properties file? ;)
Robert Roessler
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