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See in the example screenshot, where there is an anonymous function assigned to a var. Note that the ; after the assignment is included with the function scope coloring. This ; should be the same color as the parent scope. I have also seen this when passing an anonymous function as an argument to another function... the char after it is included, which is a bit confusing. It seems there may be an 'off by one' error somewhere which is including the additional character.
This may be an esprima bug..
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See in the example screenshot, where there is an anonymous function assigned to a var. Note that the ; after the assignment is included with the function scope coloring. This ; should be the same color as the parent scope. I have also seen this when passing an anonymous function as an argument to another function... the char after it is included, which is a bit confusing. It seems there may be an 'off by one' error somewhere which is including the additional character.
This may be an esprima bug..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: