Thanks for the info. Both should be straight forward to deal with.
Are you using `semantic-show-unmatched-syntax-mode' to identify these
problems? If you are interested in helping make the C++ better,
this is a great way to identify problem areas.
Semantic doesn't currently have a category for `using'. Java
combines `using' type syntax and `include' style syntax in one
command. Does anyone have an opinion on how to handle this, or
should it just be ignored.
Thanks
Eric
>>> "Dalton, Barnaby" <Barnaby.Dalton@...> seems to think that:
>
>I've just downloaded semantic 1.4beta13 and it seems to do a pretty good job
>of C++. I just noticed a couple of things that might be quite easy to fix.
>The tokens
>
>#include <iostream>
>using namespace std;
>
>aren't recognized. Having a quick scan of c.bnf it seems that all #included
>filenames are expected to have an extension which explains the first line.
>Also searching for 'using' comes up blank so I guess that explains the
>second line.
>
>thanks
>Barney
>
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