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thomas:
Syntax highlighting is not context sensitive (at least not in this sense), unluckily. That's not how it works. It matches some control structures, such as comments, and it can distinguish balanced and unbalanced braces, but other than that it simply matches substrings.

So unluckily, I see no way how one could fix this, other than rewriting SciTE's syntax highlighter entirely and combining it with a parser that is superior to the one we currently use for code completion. In one word: no.

(of course removing all of the STL highlighting would be another option)

ouch:
How about just distributing 2 different lexers? one with the STL stuff and one without. Best of both worlds. ;)

or put them in a different set. That would work too.

killerbot:
@Thomas : I just noted some missing : cbegin, cend, crbegin, crend .

Could you add them ?

oBFusCATed:
/off
killerbot: are you using c++-0x in production or in personal test projects?

killerbot:
in production :-)

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