hightlight wrong when use global namespace symbol

[changnet]

[winstliu]

Are you sure the problem isn't actually happening on this line?

::printf("Error: MongoDB Invalid Query %s!\n", query ? query->toString().c_str() : "{}");

It looks like the brackets at the end are interfering with string highlighting.

[changnet]

it do happening on this line,no matter global namespace symbol(::) exist or not

::printf("Error: MongoDB Invalid Query %s!\n", query ? query->toString().c_str() : "{}");

but the code below

{
    ::printf("Error: MongoDB Invalid Query %s!\n", query ? query->toString().c_str() : "{}");
}

it hightlighting right without global namespace symbol

[winstliu]

Thanks for the extra info, @changnet! I can reproduce this now.

[dixx]

@50Wliu It seems to me that the ternary operator is not checked correctly in all cases (language-c), so that method calls on pointers within ? and : cause trouble.
This will work fine: x = a ? b : c;, while this x = a ? b->f() : c; will mess up the highlighting of the code behind it to a certain degree. This x = a ? b->f( d->f() ) : c; will mess it up even further. I hope that helps to catch this bug!

[dixx]

And this issue seems to be related to #178.

[winstliu]

This has been fixed, most likely by #179.