Files with dots in the filename cause invalid macro names to be used.

[studoot]

I create an empty header file called a.test.h. I invoke the extension.headFileGuard.insertHeadFileGuard command using Ctrl+Shift+P. The following text is inserted into the file:

#ifndef A_TEST.H
#define A_TEST.H

#endif /* A_TEST.H */

The name used for the guard macro (A_TEST.H) is not a valid C/C++ identifier.

I've not entered a value for the setting headFileGuard.type, so the extension should be using the default value filename.

[studoot]

It looks like the 0.0.3 release of the extension fixes this issue, from the tests I've done.