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When defining a type, it will not be highlighted in variable declarations.
I'd expect a_struct in the last statement to be coloured the same way it is in it's definition.
And as you can see, when mousing over, cpptools clearly knows what it is looking at. Even if it didn't, the first token in this statement unambiguously is a type.
This also happens inside functions. The only types that are highlighted are the ones built in to C++ like string or uint8_t.
Is this an issue with my setup? Or could this be a bug?
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When defining a type, it will not be highlighted in variable declarations.
I'd expect
a_struct
in the last statement to be coloured the same way it is in it's definition.And as you can see, when mousing over, cpptools clearly knows what it is looking at. Even if it didn't, the first token in this statement unambiguously is a type.
This also happens inside functions. The only types that are highlighted are the ones built in to C++ like
string
oruint8_t
.Is this an issue with my setup? Or could this be a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: