Open Stokpan opened 11 months ago
C has #include <header>
, other language has C++ like generic type name <T>
, or HTML/XML <tag>
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HTML/XML isn't a programming language and angle brackets are essential markup, so you're right about it.
But in C and the rest, these are used mostly for comparisons and it's really confusing when I write expressions and see < and > become red when I move over them with the cursor.
In most languages, < and > are comparison operators and they should not be considered as brackets.
notepad2 should therefore not be trying to match them by color or anything else.