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Highlight In and Out parameters in Doxygen comments #418

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matter123 opened this issue Nov 16, 2019 · 7 comments · Fixed by #419
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Highlight In and Out parameters in Doxygen comments #418

matter123 opened this issue Nov 16, 2019 · 7 comments · Fixed by #419
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matter123 commented Nov 16, 2019

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Ref: http://www.doxygen.nl/manual/commands.html#cmdparam

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@gb-esat, I am not quite sure what scopes to assign to in and out do you have any preferences?

Here are some scopes that I thought of in Dark+

keyword.other.parameter.direction.$match,
storage.modifier.parameter.direction.$match:
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variable.other.$match:
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markup.other.$match:
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Other themes may provide different coloring for different scopes.

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gb-esat commented Nov 17, 2019

@matter123 , the first one looks good to me.

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gb-esat commented Nov 19, 2019

Thanks @matter123 !

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@matter123
hey, I noticed that this feature could work in v1.43.0. But today I update to v1.43.1, it counldn't work.....What wrong with it??

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1.43.1 is a recovery release, where the vscode team fixes any major bugs in the .0 release. In this instance #460 was a major issue and the grammar had to be reverted to the one in 1.42. see microsoft/vscode@dc90cfb

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1.43.1 is a recovery release, where the vscode team fixes any major bugs in the .0 release. In this instance #460 was a major issue and the grammar had to be reverted to the one in 1.42. see microsoft/vscode@dc90cfb

I got it. So in which version of vscode can I use the 1.43 grammar?

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You can install the better c++ syntax extension on any version, use vscode insiders, (tomorrow), or stay on 1.43.0

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