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Multiline comments in the #`( comment ) style only have their first line marked as an actual comment, and the rest is incorrectly detected as code. Multine comments using =begin comment and =end comment work better but seem to have some odd behaviour as well (the comment in =end comment is in white while the rest is green with my theme).
Strings in certain places are not detected properly.
Issues as seen in this screenshot:
Atom on the left, VS Code on the right. Atom has the same issues except when using the language-perl6 package (which is being used in the above screenshot). VS Code on the right is only using the syntax files from this repo.
I don't know what langauge-perl6 for Atom does to get it correct, but perhaps someone more familiar with syntax files/grammar can investigate that.
Interestingly, if the space in .split(', ') is removed, the syntax highlight seems to work better, except the string in .split(',') is highlighted in white with my VS Code theme. Regular strings in that theme are highlighted in red.
Additionally, is this repo even maintained anymore? VS Code relies solely on this repo for syntax highlighting and it's been broken for Perl 6 for a long time now.
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Multiline comments in the
#`( comment )
style only have their first line marked as an actual comment, and the rest is incorrectly detected as code. Multine comments using=begin comment
and=end comment
work better but seem to have some odd behaviour as well (thecomment
in=end comment
is in white while the rest is green with my theme).Strings in certain places are not detected properly.
Issues as seen in this screenshot:
Atom on the left, VS Code on the right. Atom has the same issues except when using the
language-perl6
package (which is being used in the above screenshot). VS Code on the right is only using the syntax files from this repo.I don't know what
langauge-perl6
for Atom does to get it correct, but perhaps someone more familiar with syntax files/grammar can investigate that.Interestingly, if the space in
.split(', ')
is removed, the syntax highlight seems to work better, except the string in.split(',')
is highlighted in white with my VS Code theme. Regular strings in that theme are highlighted in red.Additionally, is this repo even maintained anymore? VS Code relies solely on this repo for syntax highlighting and it's been broken for Perl 6 for a long time now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: