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I am rather concerned about amount of contexts in conjunction with #3046 as SQL is pushed `with_prototype`. Python's syntax cache already grows from 545kB to 2.9MB with that PR and...

Sublime Text doesn't have any concept of special treatment of leading punctuation. It is not possible to automatically add such leading punctuation for soft-wrapped lines atm. It's a "serious" [core...

Soft wrapping via `"word_wrap"` setting doesn't add/display such leading punctuation automatically. That's what I refered to as "no concept of leading punctuation". Yes, the core command `wrap_lines` which is called...

This "concept" is limited to wrapping comments by built-in "wrap_lines" command. It can't be applied to any other syntax construct nor does it work for soft-wrapped lines. That's why I...

Until ST extends support for syntax based hard wrapping [Wrap Plus](https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Wrap%20Plus) can be used to handle hard-wrapping block quotes.

_With regards to the original error report:_ Sublime Text's syntax engine can't handle multiple HEREDOCs at a line. I tried to implement it for Perl before, but you just can't...

Not sure, what the intention of those huge screenshots is, but this kind of heredocs is not possible with ST's syntax highlighting engine.

The logic how to do it has already been out-lined by a former sublimehq dev. It would require a rather specific syntax engine logic and syntax definition syntax for just...

Syntax definition effectively doesn't currently (fully) support function declarations spanning multiple lines for historical reasons - caused by regexp patterns applying on individual lines, only. It is possible to achive...