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This is a partial duplicate of #2870 - the C++ grammar is parsing - and > into separate tokens. If you are using a built-in grammar for C++, you should make a feature request to have -> and other operators parsed as one token.
Actually, I think this is a bug in the built-in C++ grammar. Commit 5598ee0 ensures that identical tokens are merged, but while - is given scope keyword.operator.c, the grammar incorrectly assigns > scope keyword.operator.comparison.c.
vittorioromeo
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Font ligatures not working properly with C++ syntax highlighting
Font ligatures not working properly with C and C++ syntax highlighting
Dec 15, 2016
Steps to Reproduce:
"editor.fontLigatures": true
.->
access to a method.Setting the syntax to "Plain Text" makes the ligatures work correctly.
(This also applies to other ligatures, not only
->
.)(This also applies to C syntax highlighting.)
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