Those green variables have special meaning in C++, if you don't want them marked as keywords then use other names or remove them from the keyword list in Syntax Highlighting
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This is a feature, but not well implemented one. Until someone implements proper semantic highlighting this is how it works. You can disable the keywords groups, or use the same colour for them as workaround for now.
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Those green variables have special meaning in C++, if you don't want them marked as keywords then use other names or remove them from the keyword list in Syntax Highlighting
This is a feature, but not well implemented one. Until someone implements proper semantic highlighting this is how it works. You can disable the keywords groups, or use the same colour for them as workaround for now.
I never heard of any 'sIze' or 'end' keywords in c/c++. In fact I can't even find them listed in the keyword list to remove them.
Last edit: Elena 2021-03-15
"end" is in keyword set #2. It is not a reserved keyword in C++ sense, but it is often used with standard containers so it is highlighted.