Package: vim-runtime
Version: 1:7.1-000+1
Severity: normal
For example a file containing
#!/bin/bash
echo \'foo\'
exit
would have the exit highlighted as a string since the first apostrophe
is not considered escaped. The second apostrophe though is considered
escaped, which (in bash) is not possible inside a single quoted string
(in bash as in many other shells '\' is a string containing a backslash).
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