#68 C++11 raw string literals not syntax highlighted correctly

[Riot]

Pasting the example of different string literals from http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/string_literal into code::blocks shows that it fails to correctly highlight raw string literals:

[ollydbg]

Add a "\" at the end of line? I think "" should be in the same line.
BTW: if it is really a bug, I think it is related the Scintilla control. Maybe, you need to report there.

[Riot]

No. That's the whole point of a raw string literal. The code is correct.

Where should I be reporting Scintilla bugs?

[ollydbg]

OK
Scintilla's bug tracker is in http://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/

[Riot]

Scintilla say it is code::blocks' bug, not theirs:

Your application should define the appearance you want for each lexical class. This one is SCE_C_STRINGRAW.

http://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1668/

[ollydbg]

See the image above:
1, I think the color is not set correctly, it should set to blue as 2.
2, correct color shown
3, I think scintilla not correctly recognize a two lines string, but the following statement(int b;) can still be recognized correctly.
4, same as 3, but the following statement(int a;) are not recognized correctly.

I think:
C::B should set the color correctly(see the above issue 1)
scintilla control should recognize string correctly(see the above issue 3 and 4).

Test code added:

R"xxx(blah)xxx"; // wrong string color!

"xxx(blah)xxx";  // correct string color

"xxx(blah)
xxx";

int b;

R"xxx(blah)
xxx";

int a;

[Riot]

If you think there's a scintilla bug here, you should reopen the issue at https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1668/

[ollydbg]

One another C::B forum discussion: C++ Raw String Highlighting Support

[Teodor Petrov]

Fixed in rev 10341.