[#RSRP-49299] If two expressions differ only in a constituent constant base (0x10 vs. 16), 'Highlight expression usage' should treat them as the same expression.

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If two expressions differ only in a constituent constant base (0x10 vs. 16), 'Highlight expression usage' should treat them as the same expression.

Created: 15 Sep 07 11:57 Updated: 23 Jan 08 19:34

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I.e. (x + 16) and (x + 0x10) are the same expression.

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Ilya Ryzhenkov - 15 Sep 07 16:09

Are there other cases we should handle here? What about commutative operations? Like (a+b) vs (b+a), when operator is not user-defined and known to be commutative.

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Vladimir Reshetnikov - 15 Sep 07 20:29

Constant expressions with equal compile-time values
Redundant parentheses
Redundant qualifiers
Strictly redundant casts
Commutative and associative operators