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I found a strange issue, might be a bug. Here is the source code of the problematic shell script:
#!/bin/bashSyncLocateFiles(){
days=$((1-1))
}
Looks totally normal, right?
If I press the Enter key on my keyboard at the end of the line with the function name, where the blue cursor is in the screenshot, it will look like this:
I've tested different code modules and it seems that this problem only occurs when using double parentheses for arithmetic operations.
I found a strange issue, might be a bug. Here is the source code of the problematic shell script:
Looks totally normal, right?
If I press the Enter key on my keyboard at the end of the line with the function name, where the blue cursor is in the screenshot, it will look like this:
I've tested different code modules and it seems that this problem only occurs when using double parentheses for arithmetic operations.
Originally posted by @mylovesaber in #116 (comment)
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