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mbobka	Posted - Jun 29 2006 : 12:32:03 AM #include <vector> #include <string> void A() { std::vector<std::string> the_vector; for each( std::string row in the_vector ) { // do something } } For me "row" variable is colored as type/class but must be colored as variable. VS2005. C++. VAX 1525.
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support	Posted - Jul 09 2006 : 1:36:15 PM Fixed in 1530.
mbobka	Posted - Jun 29 2006 : 11:57:52 PM http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177203.aspx // for_each_stl.cpp // compile with: /EHsc No /clr needed :P
jpizzi	Posted - Jun 29 2006 : 9:45:30 PM http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177202.aspx Note down toward the bottom: Requirements Compiler option: /clr
mbobka	Posted - Jun 29 2006 : 03:46:36 AM No, no! It for plain C++ and for CLR C++. It's new feature specially implemented in plain C++ for iterating through STL containers.
jpizzi	Posted - Jun 29 2006 : 12:51:07 AM Unless I am missing something here, this is not valid C++ (did MS add that much to the language????) (edit) I guess I am going to have to re-learn C++, or stop using VS. This compiles (edit2) AHA! It is C++/CLR. Anyway, for me it is colored as a keyword. case=1507