Public bug reported:
Using libgtksourceview2 2.26.0-2ubuntu1 with Ubuntu 10.04.
It seems as if gtk-source-view performs a mere search for strings without
regard to context.
In the case of a selector name: if you choose a name that can also be a
property value it will be highlighted as if it were a property value and not
like any other arbitrary selector name. Examples:
span.class1 { padding: 0; } /* This is the regular highlighting of a selector
*/
pre.class2 { margin: 0; } /* The keyword 'pre' can also be a property value
and thus is highlighted as such */
div.bottom { margin: 0; } /* The keyword 'bottom' can also be a property
value and thus is highlighted as such */
div.hover { text-align: left; } /* The keyword 'hover' can also be a name
for a pseudo-class */
div.lang { margin: 0; } /* The keyword 'lang' can also be an attribute of
a selector */
div.white { padding:0; } /* The keyword 'white' can also be a color value */
** Affects: gtksourceview2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/764577
Title:
Wrong CSS highlighting for selector names that can also be value
keywords
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