Geany very helpfully high-lights Java class names, which I find very useful. However, if I use a curly D as the first letter of the name, which is valid Java, it doesn't seem to high-light the class name.
Geany very helpfully high-lights Java class names, which I find very useful. However, if I use a curly D as the first letter of the name, which is valid Java, it doesn't seem to high-light the class name.
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