__WXGTK__ is defined somewhere in wxWidgets and in Project's settings, but code is highlighted as excluded.
And if i defined something like #define VAR 1 and use it in code as #if VAR .. #endif - code highlighted as excluded. But if i do #if VAR != 0 ... #endif - everything is fine.
upd: #if does not work correctly anyway. #if VAR highlights after #else block, #if VAR != 0 highlights first block. And no matter what is real value of VAR.
#ifdef block highlighting
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#ifdef block highlighting
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Re: #ifdef block highlighting
You need to enable clang for this feature to work properly + run at least one full rebuild
Otherwise, it should work
Eran
Otherwise, it should work
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Re: #ifdef block highlighting
Thank you, it helped.
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