VB -> C#: Literal Hex values ending in C drop the last character

[jdunne525]

Input code

Public Class VisualBasicClass
    Public Test1 as Integer = &H7A
    Public Test2 as Integer = &H7B
    Public Test3 as Integer = &H7C
    Public Test4 as Integer = &H7D
    Public Test5 as Integer = &H7E
    Public Test6 as Integer = &H7F
End Class

Erroneous output

public partial class VisualBasicClass
{
    public int Test1 = 0x7A;
    public int Test2 = 0x7B;
    public int Test3 = 0x7;
    public int Test4 = 0x7D;
    public int Test5 = 0x7E;
    public int Test6 = 0x7F;
}

Expected output

Errant line should have been this:
    public int Test3 = 0x7C;

Details

• Product in use: both
• Version in use: 7.4.0.0 (what I saw on the website footer)
• Did you see it working in a previous version, which? no
• Any other relevant information to the issue, or your interest in contributing a fix.

Another non-critical, but related issue is observed on the following:
&Hffff
Gets converted to this with a capital letter on the last character for some reason:
0xfffF

[jdunne525]

I just found a workaround. Add an I suffix (i as in integer) and it converts properly:
Public Test3 as Integer = &H7CI
converts to this:
public int Test3 = 0x7C;