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As an example, the following code should show in orange (like any other text in double quotes) but it shows in black. This is due to the '@'. I can add double \ and remove the '@' and then it will show in orange but using the '@' is cleaner.
string @"C:\Users\username\folder\file.txt";
Tabular Editor 3 Version
3.13.0
Screenshots
Steps to Reproduce
write this code in the c# window:
string @"C:\Users\username\folder\file.txt";
Expected behavior
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Crash Report
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Windows Version
11
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
As an example, the following code should show in orange (like any other text in double quotes) but it shows in black. This is due to the '@'. I can add double \ and remove the '@' and then it will show in orange but using the '@' is cleaner.
string @"C:\Users\username\folder\file.txt";
Tabular Editor 3 Version
3.13.0
Screenshots
Steps to Reproduce
write this code in the c# window:
string @"C:\Users\username\folder\file.txt";
Expected behavior
No response
Crash Report
No response
Windows Version
11
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: