Vscode: doxygen syntax highlight error with @param[in]

[Gorgeous2017]

Issue Type: Bug

When use the doxygen tag @param[in/out], the variable couldn't highlihght normally.

My code such as:

/**
 * @brief xxx
 * 
 * @param[in] par1 xxxx
 */
void Function_1(void par1) {
xxx
}

When I add '[in]' after the '@param', 'par1' could highlight.

When I change the format as '@param[IN]', '@param[in]', '@param [in]', 'par1' couldn't highlight as well.

Am I mistaken the usage of doxygen?

VS Code version: Code 1.41.1 (26076a4de974ead31f97692a0d32f90d735645c0, 2019-12-18T14:58:56.166Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18362

[alexr00]

Please also provide a screen shot of what you're seeing and what you expect to see.

[Gorgeous2017]

Please also provide a screen shot of what you're seeing and what you expect to see.

Okay. This is what I seeing.

I expect to see 'par1' wihch in Unnormal Condition change the color same as in Normal Condition.

By the way, my theme is "One Dark Pro".

[alexr00]

I don't see anything in the manual about Doxygen supporting [IN] instead of [in]. If you can point me to somewhere this says it's supported then I'll pass the bug on to the owners of the C++ syntax highlighting grammar.

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[Gorgeous2017]

Doxygen Manual: Special Commands

Please see Doxygen Manual - Special Commands - param '['dir']' { parameter description }

In my screen shot, you can see when I use @param[in], it also couldn't work.

[alexr00]

Ah my bad, I tested running out of source and I just pulled in the latest C++ grammar this week. This is fixed in master and you'll start seeing the fix in insiders with version 1.43.

[Gorgeous2017]

@alexr00
hey, I noticed that this bug is fixed in v1.43.0. But today I update to v1.43.1, this bug happend again.....What wrong with it??

[alexr00]

The version of the C++ grammar we used in 1.43.0 caused a freeze, so for 1.43.1 we reverted back to the version without the freeze. If the freeze is fixed in the C++ grammar, then I'll update it again and you'll get this fix back. In the meantime, we get our grammar from https://github.com/jeff-hykin/cpp-textmate-grammer. You can get this grammar yourself by installing the Better C++ Syntax extension.