On 10/3/06, Ricardo Trindade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, our syntax coloring for regular expressions gets invoked on normal division. The issue is related to how syntax coloring is done (it's a bunch of heuristic rules, not backed by an actual parser so it should be faster).
I haven't been able to hack the rules to get it to recognize the difference. I'd welcome any and all who'd like to try implementing this small patch.
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I think the following is an error in coloring :
a= 1 + 2 => properly colored
b= 1 / 2 => after /, gets wrong color
Yes, our syntax coloring for regular expressions gets invoked on normal division. The issue is related to how syntax coloring is done (it's a bunch of heuristic rules, not backed by an actual parser so it should be faster).
I haven't been able to hack the rules to get it to recognize the difference. I'd welcome any and all who'd like to try implementing this small patch.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris
http://cwilliams.textdriven.com
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