I suggest that you open a new issue for that with a specific example code which
reproduces the problem.
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Note: This issue is fixed, yet the colorization is still wrong for HERE-DOC's.
It is broken in Scintilla there is an open bug yet it's a low priority, it
should probably get "auto-fixed" via Scintilla at some point.
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I downloaded and built release 1.32 and re-tested this. Looks good, I think
this can be closed.
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Thanks, when the next release is out it should be easy to quickly test and then
we can close this. In the meantime if anyone is frustrated about this a
workaround is to temporarily comment out the problematic array element
assignments - that will put the highlighting back to normal and you can d
:thumbsup: Great!
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@LarsGit223 thanks for testing #1503, it should be included in the next Geany
release, so hopefully this will be fixed then.
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I cloned, compiled, installed and tested with b4n's branch
scintilla/update-375. With that version this problem is solved. So I can
confirm that PR #1503 would fix this.
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Thanks, I hope so. I'll let them close it themselves if it has, I don't have
the environment to test.
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I assume it was fixed with this ticket:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1944/
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Update: it looks good in SciTe 3.7.5:
So it seems like it has been fixed already .
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It looks like someone broke Scintilla, I've launched a bug ticket on Scintilla:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1963/
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I downloaded and built SciTe 3.7.4, the file looks like this after opening:
SciTe shows the following version numbers in the about dialog:
Version 3.7.4 compiled for GTK+ 2.24
Confirmed with 1.31, problem does not appear with Scite 3.6.0 (whats in my
distro), can anybody test with Scite 3.7.4 which has the same Scintilla as
Geany 1.31?
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I've got a Bash script and it is using arrays (something the other shells don't
have, maybe that's why this isn't more thoroughly tested?). It cannot handle
nested parenthesis, I'm not sure if this problem is actually Scintilla.
Here is how to reproduce, enter the following into a file t.bsh:
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