If you are going to include qualifiers then it should include volatile constinit constexpr constexpr mutable, and what about alignas (_Alignas in C).

I don't think those are type qualifiers. But I can see it may cause confusion so I'll remove const.

Note I meant constexpr and consteval, not constexpr twice :-P.

In C++ volatile is a type qualifier just like const in fact the standard talks about CV qualifiers everywhere. Both constexpr and consteval apply the const qualifier to the type plus they specify some semantics as well, so constexpr int i = expression; gives i type const int as well as saying the initialiser must be evaluated at compile time, so its a qualifier++. Oh, and constexpr and consteval can be applied to if statements as well as declarations. C++, its complicated!!!!

So yeah, best to keep the secondary keyword list just as types, they are only ever used with one meaning. And maybe that could be given the same style (keyword_3 I think) as Geany detected types?

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