Syntax adjustments to avoid editor highlighting bugs #20
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Prevent triggering syntax highlighting bugs in editors using TextMate's rules
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Some screenshots of the issues:
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thank you, looks good |
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textmate/perl.tmbundle#25: another workaround would have been to put a space between regex |
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This commit uses functionally-equivalent syntax to avoid triggering syntax highlighting bugs in TextMate and any editors/IDEs reusing its rules (e.g. Atom and VS Code).
There's a few highlighting bugs (some specifically for Perl regex) already reported a while ago, but I haven't found if any of those are what Makefile.PL were triggering: https://github.com/textmate/perl.tmbundle/issues