I know that currently vim support for c++0x is in development.
But as far as I know, the support for c++0x lambda syntax is not planned, is
that right?
Anyway, in c++0x this will be a valid construct:
int a;
[&a](int b)
{
a = b;
}
Currently, as soon as vim sees that it goes totally crazy - it thinks that all
braces and semilcolons after that are not matched.
And that makes the code after the lambda definition look totally unreadable
(the highlighted un-matched braces).
In lieu of a full support for c++0x, is there a way to turn off the annoying
highlighting of out-of-place braces?
Thanks,
Andy.
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