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Bash lexer issue with escaping # ( \# ) #511
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Thanks for the report. I'll fix this when I get the chance.
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... Thanks for the reply. No urge in fixing ... if it were very important to me I would have sure already provided a fix myself. Just wanted to mention this issue for the sake of it. |
Fixed in orbitalquark/scintillua@f971ac5 |
OK ... it works like a charm :) and it was so easy to fix, that it can't be called a bug or issue but a simple oversight in first place, so it appears a bit strange that it wasn't over the years yet reported. May you please explain a bit the mechanism used in this fix? It appears to demonstrate how to include exceptions from a rule triggered by a pattern by specifying a prefix one with
I mean learning how things work by fixing issues is a much better way to make progress in understanding the underlying mechanisms than reading the manuals ... |
It's kind of like regex look-behind. LPeg matches '#' (in |
Note: SciTE does it the right way ...
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