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variable = 1 console.log "test #{variable}"
Komodo does not highlight variable inside a string as identifier, so #{} does nothing there.
variable
#{}
console.log "hello #{["test", ["123"]}"
Komodo highlights ["test", ["123"] not properly:
["test", ["123"]
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Thanks. Scintilla's CoffeeScript lexer doesn't support string interpolation yet.
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Note this works for Ruby, which has veeery similar syntax.
I sure CoffeeScript supports multi-line strings, so #1677 :)
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Thank you Mitchell!
Note: Scintilla patch submitted upstream.
scintilla: CoffeeScript: Highlight interpolated code in strings - fixes
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#1678 Patch submitted upstream. rn= (integrated from the KomodoIDE master branch change a786c65 by Mitchell <mitchellb@activestate.com>) Komodo/KomodoIDE@a786c65
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Komodo does not highlight
variable
inside a string as identifier, so#{}
does nothing there.Komodo highlights
["test", ["123"]
not properly:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: