No Syntax Highlighting for C++ Code

[lordnoxx]

Hi everybody.
I just turned to code::blocks runnning it on Windows XP. But now i have a problem regarding syntax highlighting and code completion for C++ code. Please have a look on the attached image. There you can see that "ofstream" and "cout" e.g. are not highlighted.
When i type "dataus." there is no popup of the completion list. What is going wrong here?
Btw: I don't have any similar problems with pure C code.

[oBFusCATed]

c::b version? 10.05?
if so, and you want better CC use some of the latest nightlies...

btw the syntax highlight looks ok, c::b doesn't support context/semantic highlight...

[lordnoxx]

Yes it is 10.05. After reopening the project the completion list appears when typing "dataus.". Then i get the whole bunch of what is in the ofstream class. Hmm ok...i also figured out, that there ist also no highlighting when using structs.

I just thougt it should always look like as if you declare "int i;" e.g with the "int" getting blue. Wouldn't it be nice if also class-names and struct-names are highlighted when declaring an instance of them? Just like with the basic data types (int, char, float....).

[oBFusCATed]

int is a keyword, so it is highlighted as such.
For the others you're talking about semantic highlight which is hard.

[ollydbg]

int is a keyword, so it is highlighted as such.
For the others you're talking about semantic highlight which is hard.

hopefully libclang can help us to do this

[oBFusCATed]

ollydbg: The question is: does scintilla support such thing...

[ollydbg]

ollydbg: The question is: does scintilla support such thing...

to highlight some text in scintilla,

1, scintilla has some(many) keyword groups, each groups can have different text styles(color, bold, italic....)

2, We just  add/remove these groups dynamically when we switch translation unit. the clang can supply a full AST, and also we can create a AST interator, and walk through the AST, and build these groups.

3, once the groups are built, it's the scintilla's duty to high light the text.

BTW:
Codelite IDE has this kind of feature, and I have even post some code snippet of Codelite to show how it correct/build the groups in C::B's forum several days ago.

[lordnoxx]

Hey guys. I am back. I think i found a bug in c::b 10.05. I am not sure this still exists in the latest nightly build but i post it anyway.
OK...i have the following code:

Code

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

    fstream hhh;

    hhh.
    
    return 0;
}

When typing "hhh." there should appear the code completion list. But it does not...until i close the project and reopen it. Then it works.
Can you guys confirm this?

[MortenMacFly]

Can you guys confirm this?

What happens if you save after you declared the type (fstream hhh;) and then CC the next line "hhh."?

[lordnoxx]

Saving the file after declaring the type changes nothing. What does "CC the next line" mean?

[MortenMacFly]

Saving the file after declaring the type changes nothing. What does "CC the next line" mean?

Do the code complete operation (STRG+SPACE).

[lordnoxx]

(STRG+SPACE). also only works after reopening the project.