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In some C/C++ sources it is customary to indent lines containing directives like so:
#ifdef POSIX /* A comment. */ # ifdef LINUX # define FOO(a, b) \ # do { bar(a), baz(a##b); } while (0); # endif #endif
It seems like the rule being used involves highlighting everything past "#" and then applying the rules for detecting comments. Also related is #41.
My apologies for not including this in #44, I only remembered it now and that already has a proposed fix.
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I think it is also notable that the following is valid:
# /**/ ifdef POSIX #endif
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In some C/C++ sources it is customary to indent lines containing directives like so:
It seems like the rule being used involves highlighting everything past "#" and then applying the rules for detecting comments. Also related is #41.
My apologies for not including this in #44, I only remembered it now and that already has a proposed fix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: