When in code, type:
3.e - 4
The code editor outputs to C++ code:
3.ef - 4
Which causes a compile error.

Hmm, 2 in the same day! I'll just add it here:
<class or struct> <name>
{
}<declaration>;

The declaration gets kicked off the end of the class definition and gets set as just "<declaration>;", which causes a "missing type specifier" error.

(06-07-2014 05:35 PM)Rubeus Wrote:  When in code, type:
3.e - 4
The code editor outputs to C++ code:
3.ef - 4
Which causes a compile error.

Thank you! I'll check this

(06-07-2014 08:38 PM)Rubeus Wrote:  Hmm, 2 in the same day! I'll just add it here:
<class or struct> <name>
{
}<declaration>;

The declaration gets kicked off the end of the class definition and gets set as just "<declaration>;", which causes a "missing type specifier" error.

This is on purpose, you should list the variable separately.

Thank you, I've just fixed it in the source branch.

Great work.