jbw3/language-cpp14

Atom syntax highlighting package for C++14

language-cpp14's Issues

Syntax highlighting fails after first usage of template template parameters

As can be seen in the attached pictured the syntax highlighting partially fails after using template template parameters. This can be seen especially in the second variant of the filter function. The function declaration is completely uncolored.

Checked with all syntax themes that are installed by default.

Type highlight

I'm trying to highlight the type of variables as "std::string" in

std::string name;

is it possible with your plugin?

The package became useless, I can't use it in Atom without messing everything up :((

Syntax highlighting slightly diminished?

When using this package, my syntax loses some fidelity (appears less colorful). Is there a possibility to retain the selectors from the regular C++ package shipping with Atom, while extending the feature set to C++14?

I think the changes are:

• local variables and class methods now have the same color
• class member variables have no distinguishing color, i.e. are "default" colored (grey in my case)

this addon foces different indent in editor

Hi,

I am having an indent width of 2 configured; As soon as I enable this plugin, the indention width seems to be 4, no matter what I have configured in the core configuration. There seems to be also no way to force my configured indention. No configuration window seems to be appearent for the language-cpp14 plugin either.

Package forcing number of tabs if tabs < 4

When setting the tab length to 2, the field displays "Unscoped value: 2", and the setting has no effect (tabs are 4 spaces long).
My general setting is: tab length: 2

Conflict

When I create a file the grammar is c++14,but when I open the file again,after closing atom the grammar is the built in one, c++,
Is it safe to disable the core package or how do I make to stay with the grammar of this package?

Some keywords still not taken into account

Hello,

I have noticeed that some keywords are still missing, such as std::vector which is not highlighted. I have tested with the following syntax themes:

• Atom dark, light
• Atom material, dark
• Atom monokai
• Base 16 tomorrow light, dark
• Cake
• Firewatch
• Genesis
• Gruvbox
• Material design
• Material
• Monokai
• No Caffeine
• One dark, light
• Predawn
• Seti
• Solarized Dark, Light Dark, Light

Other informations:
atom version: 1.7.4
OS: Archlinux

Thank you very much in advance :)

Add more file extensions

Here's the list of file endings that GitHub associates with C++:
https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/master/lib/linguist/languages.yml#L400-L422

It should include pretty much everything that people use.
I'd like to have .ipp in particular (It has the same purpose as .inl).

Conflict with other packages

Some packages check the current file language to allow actions, ex: Nuclide, Script.

Wouldn't be the case to 'replace' C++ instead of using C++14 ?

Wrong ScopeName

I think 'scopeName': 'source.cpp' should be 'scopeName': 'source.cpp14' to avoid collisions, what do you think?

How to run cpp after installing package in atom

How to run and debug simple Hello World.cpp files after installing cpp14 package? Do I need to setup other dependencies?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    cout <<"Hey, you, I'am alive! Ohn and Hello World!\n";
    cin >> ;;
    return 0;
}

How to run it in atom? I don't see Make or Run button anywhere? Many thank.

Template keyword causes incorrect highlighting when used as a disambiguator

See cppreference

Syntax for Qt Framework

Hi, is it possible to include syntax highlighting also for Qt in your package?