Markus Heidelberg wrote:
> I have noticed, that the % command to match C-style comments, doesn't work
> completely with a line like this:
> /* comment1 *//* comment2 */
>
> Searching backwards from the 2nd */ doesn't work, because a // comment is
> found and /* comments thereafter are ignored.
>
> I've created a patch for the function check_linecomment(), that doesn't
> consider a *//* construct to be a // comment.
Makes sense. It's probably rare, but your fix doesn't have much of a
negative side effect. It would fail for:
a = b *//* comment
4;
The C code of this is: a = b * 4;
But that is weird enough to ignore (had to run it through the compiler
to check that it's actually valid C syntax :-).
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