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.oisyn
Posted - Sep 29 2009 : 6:00:48 PM When using a capital L as an identifier in code, it's colored as a string
int L = 34;
However, when you use the L prefix for wchar_t strings, then it does NOT color it as a string
wchar_t * str = L"hi there";
Perhaps this was meant to be the other way around? Note that Visual Studio's own syntax highlighting does not consider the L prefix as part of the string, which may be what VA is trying to fix?
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accord
Posted - Sep 30 2009 : 4:47:11 PM I am seeing the same effect here, thank you for the clear description:
case=32987
To be honest I don't know why is this happening but I changed the string color, and L changed as well in a line like
L;
so it is clearly colored as a string which is surprising...
