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Uniwares
Posted - Oct 03 2006 : 2:14:09 PM VS2005, C#
When using the C# keywords as or is, the variable preceeding the keyword is colored wrong.
example:
void buttonX_Click(object sender, EventArg e)
{
Button X = sender as Button;
if(sender is Button)
whatever();
}
Obs: basically whenever you start typing after a variable with a space, the variable will be colored wrong, like in nVarX = nVarY typesomethinghere;
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Uniwares
Posted - Oct 04 2006 : 7:03:43 PM Not seen it in any other cases, but i guess that the parser simply sees two words, so according to the parsing rules the first one cant be a variable.
feline
Posted - Oct 04 2006 : 6:18:36 PM i see the same thing with your function.
case=2856
are you seeing this in other cases, that do not involve the "as" or "is" keywords?
using the very basic, and slightly silly test:
int foo;
foo = sender + 2;
VA colours both instances of the variable as a variable rather than a type.
