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I noticed that the conditional attribute statements in HTML elements do not receive proper syntax highlighting as other conditional statements do. When looking at the token inspector in VSCode, it appears that they always receive the normal HTML attribute syntax.
Going to work on this myself and will follow up with a link to the PR when it's ready.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While putting this together, I also quickly tested a switch statement within HTML attributes and it seems that the LSP does not currently support that. Are there any plans to support HTML attribute switch statements? If so, I would be more than happy to add syntax highlighting support for it to the VSCode extension.
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I noticed that the conditional attribute statements in HTML elements do not receive proper syntax highlighting as other conditional statements do. When looking at the token inspector in VSCode, it appears that they always receive the normal HTML attribute syntax.
Going to work on this myself and will follow up with a link to the PR when it's ready.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: