Highlight broken when variable surrounded by {}

[ayarokh]

Hi,

Thanks for a great job!!! But I found a minor bug: Highlight broken when variable surrounded by {}, see the code after the "foreach" block

proc test {blocks {output ""}} {
  set a 1
  array set done [list]
  foreach broken [list a b c] {
    if {![info exists done(${broken})]} {
      puts "done"
    }
  }
  set b 1 #Highlight broken
  puts "bad" #Highlight broken
}
#Highlight broken
proc another_proc {} {
  puts "Inside of another block is ok"
}

Thanks, Alex.

[bitwisecook]

Thank you, this one will take a bit of cogitation.

[willard-hlp]

For a little clarification, the issue only seems to occur when setting an array with a variable reference with braces as the array name so this is ok lappend fred $some_array_name(${some_variable}) as well as this set some_array_name($some_variable) bob but this breaks things set some_array_name(${some_variable}) bob so if the array is preceded by a $ then it works but if not then it breaks

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if {${var}} {
    # if you are referencing the variable with the $ then the braces are ok
    lappend fred $some_array_name(${some_variable})
    # setting an array with the array name as a variable reference but without the braces is ok as well
    set some_array_name($some_variable) bob
    # but setting an array element using a variable reference with braces as the name breaks the formatting
    # this line is where it breaks and is similar to the OPs use case
    set some_array_name(${some_variable}) bob
} else { 
    puts "now the else isn't colored properly and other things further down are broken"
}

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