Closed copoutolen closed 6 years ago
Upon further observing this behavior, I noticed C++ class constructors and operators both have darker parenthesis by default - exactly the breaking color as well. Maybe highlighting is getting the opener confused with an operator or something? Is Sublime Text itself causing this behavior?
@copoutolen Your issue is syntax related and should be reported at:
Weird Parentheses Behavior in C Expressions
I've recently installed the package, and so far it's been great to use it, but I've just run into a glitch regarding parentheses highlighting for simple C expressions, which surprised me quite a lot.
They both appear equally white when no space is added between the keyword and the first parentheses:
Adding spaces or tabs, however, will break rendering, causing the first one to show up darker for some reason.
Here's a screenshot I took to illustrate the bug - It persists regardless of the gruvbox color theme I choose:
Thought I might as well notify it, any help is appreciated.