JS #myPrivateClassMethod() breaks syntax highlighting

[ch3ll0v3k]

sublime 3.1.1

[Thom1729]

I tried a simplified version of this and could not reproduce. Most likely it was fixed at some point. If you still have this issue or a similar issue, please post the exact code that triggers the bug as text.

[ch3ll0v3k]

Sure

class MyClass{

  #privateProp = null; // OK
  publicProp = null; // OK

  constructor(){

  }

  publicMethod(){ // OK

  }

  // this (#) private method break all syntax highlighting after it self
  #privateMethod(){

  }

  wrongSytaxtHighlighting(){
    const a = 12;
  }

  someMethod(){
    const a = 12;
  }

}
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[ch3ll0v3k]

[Thom1729]

Ah, I see the issue. It looks like you're running Sublime Text 3, which won't run babel-sublime v11 or later. ST4 added powerful new syntax highlighting features that are especially relevant to the JavaScript family, and current versions of babel-sublime rely deeply on these features and provide much better highlighting.

You can fix the issue by upgrading to current versions of Sublime and babel-sublime. I acknowledge that this may not be a very helpful answer.

I'll do some thinking about the status of the v10 branch. Currently, it's not maintained and I have no plans to update it to add new features or fix bugs. If there is substantial interest in contributing patches for v10, I could set up a dedicated branch for people to work on.

[ch3ll0v3k]

ahh, oke. thank you for this info!
sorr ...

[ch3ll0v3k]

Awesome ))) it does work in ST4. thx