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some keywords (e.g. PROGMEM) are getting highlighted unless put before the name of the variable. It appears to work correctly for arrays though.
Some C++11-specific constructs (e.g. parameter names in variadic templates) are marked as errors, even though compilation runs successfully after I added '-std=c++11' to compiler flags.
Most important of all, all tooltips that are supposed to explain any errors are empty.
(3) may be due to some other unrelated issue with AS7, but (1) and (2) look like they could be due to Naggy. I should also note that my stock version of AS7 didn't ship with Naggy installed, so I had to manually download it from the gallery. Installing it didn't appear to make any difference though.
In addition, (1) and (2) only appear after I make an intentional typo in my code. When I first load otherwise my code, even if it contains that typo, they (along with the typo) don't show up.
Thanks a lot,
Denis
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Hi Senthil,
I'm experiencing a strange issue described in http://www.avrfreaks.net/forum/empty-tooltips-broken-syntax-highlighting-arduino-atmel-studio-7, or rather even a few of them:
some keywords (e.g. PROGMEM) are getting highlighted unless put before the name of the variable. It appears to work correctly for arrays though.
Some C++11-specific constructs (e.g. parameter names in variadic templates) are marked as errors, even though compilation runs successfully after I added '-std=c++11' to compiler flags.
Most important of all, all tooltips that are supposed to explain any errors are empty.
(3) may be due to some other unrelated issue with AS7, but (1) and (2) look like they could be due to Naggy. I should also note that my stock version of AS7 didn't ship with Naggy installed, so I had to manually download it from the gallery. Installing it didn't appear to make any difference though.
In addition, (1) and (2) only appear after I make an intentional typo in my code. When I first load otherwise my code, even if it contains that typo, they (along with the typo) don't show up.
Thanks a lot,
Denis
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: