javascript highlighting breaks when using instanceof with equality, bitwise or arithmetic operators

[pushkine]

class A{}
class B{}

const a = new A()
const b = new B()

a instanceof A !== b instanceof B
a instanceof A > b instanceof B
a instanceof A & b instanceof B

1.43.2

[nrayburn-tech]

It seems that wrapping the comparison values in () fixes the highlighting. (Not a long term solution, but if you wanted it fixed for now.)

(a instanceof A) !== (b instanceof B)
(a instanceof A) > (b instanceof B)
(a instanceof A) & (b instanceof B)

[pushkine]

Not a long term solution, but if you wanted it fixed for now.

you cannot use a formatter with that, you'd need a double negation to keep the parentheses