It would not be possible to configure current parser to ignore this is 
this is major syntax incompatibly, it will be fixed in next major 
version of Momentics
but I cannot comment now when it will be available. I suggest not to use 
this feature as it will break internal parsing which will affect syntax 
highlighting AND indexing of source code
for purposes of navigation, refactoring, etc


On 2019-06-07 1:52 p.m., Mark Nelson wrote:
> We're building using qcc with C++14 features turned on. Everything works pretty well, but there is one annoyance.
>
> The Momentics IDE still flags the use of digit separators as a syntax error.
>
> So, for example, this line:
>
>          verify_compiler<uint32_t> ( 0, 10, 0xFFFF'FFFFU );
>
> Which compiles just fine and works as intended, gets an ugly yellow question mark in the IDE, with the flag "Bad 
character sequence encountered: 'FFFU'.
>
> AFAICT, this is because the eclipse IDE has a built-in C++ parser, and tht is what is used by Momentics for validation
.
>
> This appears to have been fixed in Eclipse, although fairly recently:
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> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=519062
>
> My questions: 1) is there a workaround to make just this one problem disappear? 2) Is there a Momentics update that 
makes this go away.
>
> Maybe you have an answer 3) Configuration that does proper parsing as is, but I'm guessing that question is 
unanswerable.
>
> I'm using Version: 7.0.3.v201804261557 of Momentics. We're open to upgrading, but not unless we know this is fixed.
>
> -Mark
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