Is it a syntax coloring bug? In inactive code block.

[璀境石 (Demonese)]

• no problem
  
• syntax coloring is wrong
  
• no problem
  
• no problem
  

[Sean McManus (sean-mcmanus)]

Are you able to provide some code sample that repros this? I'm not reproing it with

void DebugPrint(const char*s, int, int);

int main()
{
    #define PRIu32 "d"
    #if !_WIN64
    DebugPrint("d" PRIu32 "d", 0, 1);
    #else
    DebugPrint("Win32Stream::SetSize(%" PRIu32 ")\n", 0 , 1);
    #endif
    int i;
    return 0;
}

The definition of PRIu32 might be causing some issue.

[璀境石 (Demonese)]

Are you able to provide some code sample that repros this? I'm not reproing it with

I think I should provide you with the full source file because I can't reproduce the problem anywhere else:

add_executable(fontatlas)
set_target_properties(fontatlas PROPERTIES
    MSVC_RUNTIME_LIBRARY "MultiThreaded$<$<CONFIG:Debug>:Debug>"
    C_STANDARD 11
    CXX_STANDARD 20
)
target_compile_options(fontatlas PRIVATE
    "/utf-8"
)
target_include_directories(fontatlas PRIVATE
    ./
)
target_sources(fontatlas PRIVATE
    common.hpp
    common.cpp
    texture.hpp
    texture.cpp
)
target_link_libraries(fontatlas PRIVATE
    windowscodecs.lib
)

src.zip

[Sean McManus (sean-mcmanus)]

The bug repros without our C/C++ extension installed, i.e. the bug is from VS Code itself, specifically the TextMate grammar it uses. I've filed a bug at jeff-hykin/better-cpp-syntax#551 .

Also, I reduced the repro to:

#define A
struct foo
{
    /*d*/ void func(const char* c)
    {
        #ifdef FOO
            int i;
        #else
            func("" A ")");
        #endif
    }
};