Unfortunately out of box C# highlighting does not handle verbatim-string-literal.
"hello" - regular-string-literal @"hello" - verbatim-string-literal
It is my understanding that this is because the default C# lexer (in fact C++ lexer) does not recognize verbatim-string as a string.
I hope that I am wrong and there is a simple way to solve the problem. I really do not want to resort to recompiling the lexer.
Did anyone solved (or tried to solve) this problem before?
Any suggestions will be appreciated, Oleg
On the Styler Configurator, when choosing C++, there is a VERBATIM style on the right hand list. Doesn't that help?
CChris
Silly me, it was just in front of me and I didn't notice it. :o)
Thank you very much. It is exactly what I was looking for.
Oleg
Unfortunately out of box C# highlighting does not handle verbatim-string-literal.
"hello" - regular-string-literal
@"hello" - verbatim-string-literal
It is my understanding that this is because the default C# lexer (in fact C++ lexer) does not recognize verbatim-string as a string.
I hope that I am wrong and there is a simple way to solve the problem. I really do not want to resort to recompiling the lexer.
Did anyone solved (or tried to solve) this problem before?
Any suggestions will be appreciated,
Oleg
On the Styler Configurator, when choosing C++, there is a VERBATIM style on the right hand list. Doesn't that help?
CChris
Silly me, it was just in front of me and I didn't notice it. :o)
Thank you very much. It is exactly what I was looking for.
Oleg