jeff-hykin
syntax highlighting error in arithmetic expressions
The code with a problem is:
z=$((x + y))
x is yellow entity.name.command.shell
- y is brown string.unquoted.argument.shell
It looks like:
It should look like:
I would expect x and y to have the same scopes.
Originally from @mcandre in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/231217#issuecomment-2410800447
The following problem may be related to this. When using arithmetic shift operation, everything after it is highlighted as a string.
Like this:
z=$((x << y))
I can not reproduce the exact issue described by @LeoH1310 but I'm having a similar issue:
e=$(( (c) << 8 )) turns everything after it into a string.
The parentheses around c seem to break the highlighting.
But this is probably an unrelated bug to the one which the issue was opened about.
The following problem may be related to this. When using arithmetic shift operation, everything after it is highlighted as a string. Like this:
z=$((x << y))
is there a separate ticket for this pattern? I'm seeing this same problem specifically with the shift-left operation:
edit: never mind, found the original issue #93. I guess it hasn't been propagated to VS Code yet (as of Windows version 1.96.2), according to this comment: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/228637#issuecomment-2353799843 for now I'll install/use the extension
