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Syntax highlighting for C++ classes fails if base classes are declared on next line.
// This is highlighted correctly
class SomeClass : public BaseClass
{
};
// This has no syntax highlight for public BaseClass
class SomeClass
: public BaseClass
{
};
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From @elpixo on April 26, 2018 13:3
Syntax highlighting for C++ classes fails if base classes are declared on next line.
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#48756
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