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Backslash is not an escape character in a PowerShell string, but Prettify thinks it is.
A string like "D:\SplittedFunction\" is fine, but Prettify cannot tell that it has ended. This breaks highlighting for all the following code, which is coloured as if it was a string literal. e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/a/40267174/478656 shows the problem.
@HumanEquivalentUnit Backslash is considered an escape character in special cases, like if you turn off the parser i.e. --% when calling external cli tools
Backslash is not an escape character in a PowerShell string, but Prettify thinks it is.
A string like
"D:\SplittedFunction\"
is fine, but Prettify cannot tell that it has ended. This breaks highlighting for all the following code, which is coloured as if it was a string literal. e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/a/40267174/478656 shows the problem.(The escape character is a backtick; see also: about_Quoting_Rules and about_Escape_Characters).
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