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I am using currently the latest VSCode version(0.10.8) with 'Dark+ (default dark)' color scheme and the piece of C++ code in the picture below produces wrong syntax highlighting results for following class/struct declarations/definations and endif macros(define, include, if and ifdef macros are not affected though).
Changing foo::bar to somthing that does not use '::' will make all the wrong syntax highlighting results normal again.
From @gnaggnoyil on February 23, 2016 11:46
I am using currently the latest VSCode version(0.10.8) with 'Dark+ (default dark)' color scheme and the piece of C++ code in the picture below produces wrong syntax highlighting results for following class/struct declarations/definations and endif macros(define, include, if and ifdef macros are not affected though).
Changing foo::bar to somthing that does not use '::' will make all the wrong syntax highlighting results normal again.
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#3309
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