Refactor/Rename function name wrongly refuse colon

[leagris]

Description

In BashSupportPro 2.1.4.213 Refactor/Rename… a function containing colon characters : is wrongly denied.

What happens

This wrong limitation prevents the Refactor/Rename… feature to be used to rename function names with a colon character.

What is expected

When building Bash-shell library files to be sourced, it is a common and valid practice to prefix function names
with the library name.

Namespacing like library_name::function_name prevents shadowing main Bash-script functions with name collisions.
Colons are perfectly legal for function names.
(They are only illegal for variable names.)

BashSupport Pro should not refuse to Refactor/Rename… function names containing colons.

Reproducing

Create a function:

function_name () { :;}

Place cursor over function_name and select Refactor/Rename… for example with:
shift+F6
and enter lib_name::func_name as the new name.

Here is how it wrongly refuses the rename:

[jansorg]

@leagris Thank you for your feedback!
This has already been fixed for the 3.0 beta releases, https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/13841-bashsupport-pro/eap-bashsupport-pro-3-0/changes

I've backported this change for the next update of 2.1. If you need this now or would like to make sure that it's what you need, please consider to use the already available beta version.

[leagris]

Thank-you, tested 3.0.0.213-beta4-eap and it now works as expected.

[jansorg]

Thanks for confirming! 2.0.5 with the backport is now also available.