Arrow in initializer list breaks syntax highlighting in C++

[NOhs]

Description

I was sent here from the C++ extension issue tracker of vscode. I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but when using the -> operator in an initializer list in vscode C++ (which uses atom), the syntax highlighting gets mixed up.

As you can see in the image above, the c2, the 6 and the 0.0f are not highlighted.

In the second picture the numbers are highlighted again after the second arrow was removed

The syntax highlighting is correct after the first arrow is also removed.

Steps to Reproduce

Insert the code in the above screenshot into the editor.

Expected behavior: code in initalizer list is properly highlighted

Actual behavior: code after -> in initializer lists is not properly highlighted

Reproduces how often: 100%

Versions

vscode 1.8.1 (I don't know which atom version that is)
OS: Arch Linux (fully updated 25.01.2017)

[winstliu]

class X
{
    C<float> c1;
    C<float> c2;

    X(const Y y) :
        c1(y->get()),
        c2(y->get() * 6 + 0.0f)
    {
    }
};

Confirmed.

[DanielJamesCollier]

@50Wliu

I am also having the same issue, happens with 1.9.1 and I am using "this->"

BUT...

this also has an issue even WITHOUT the "this->" or even the "->"

[winstliu]

If you're using VSCode, you don't need to bother with the VSCode version. Chances are that if it's broken in VSCode, it's broken in Atom as well.

Can you file a separate issue for your second picture as it happens without ->?

[DanielJamesCollier]

@50Wliu yes, will file it now.

[winstliu]

This appears to have been fixed.