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[source,cpp] ---- #include <iostream> // <1> int main() { // <2> std::cout << "Hello, world" << std::endl; // <3> return 0; // <4> } ----
this is highlighted properly as follows in vscode:
However if I do something like that, the highlighter does not recognize that we are in c++ anymore
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As mentioned in #686, we currently rely on a TextMate grammar but it cannot properly parse AsciiDoc.
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consider this code
this is highlighted properly as follows in vscode:
However if I do something like that, the highlighter does not recognize that we are in c++ anymore
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: