It’s meant to show you the parameters of a function (which you are now defining using a pre-processor). If you do not want that kind of highlight, turn it off in your color scheme or just change it.
Dev Build 3042
[quote=“FichteFoll”]
It’s meant to show you the parameters of a function (which you are now defining using a pre-processor). If you do not want that kind of highlight, turn it off in your color scheme or just change it.[/quote]
Unfortunately, if I define the macro as
[size=150]#define sign(a, b) (((a) > (b)) - ((a) < (b)))[/size]
then neither “a” nor “b” would be italic or highlighted in orange.
This was why I thought it was a bug.
[quote=“john_ferrier”]
Unfortunately, if I define the macro as
#define sign(a, b) (((a) > (b)) - ((a) < (b)))
then neither “a” nor “b” would be italic or highlighted in orange.
This was why I thought it was a bug.[/quote]
You are right, this is a bug. Just the other way around.
3045 is out, fixing a plugin overriding issue for Windows. As there aren’t any changes for osx and linux, update notifications have been triggered for windows users only.