Carl Morris

I don't think it is in the interest of this repository to add support for TextMate directly as a tmBundle. Instead, this repository can serve as the source of the...

Realized I missed a minor detail: Originally: ```PowerShell $x = $_ -replace '^(\s*)(Expected)(.*)\s(to equal .*)','$1$2$3%%$1$4' $x.Replace('%%',"`n ") ``` I replaced with: ```PowerShell $_ -replace '^(\s*)(Expected.*?)\s(instead found .*)', "`$1`$2`n`$1`$3" ``` I...

Demonstrating PR #156 regarding the specific example: 

@huwred, I think you are supposed to specify the numbers for all possible values. Its not named `digits`. ie, '21' -> 'twenty-one'.

@matter123, I am just thinking out loud here, so to speak. I haven't had much experience in C/C++ recently, from what you said above, are preprocessor directives allowed at all...

> Actually, this won't work if the comment or raw string is not the first non-whitespace character on the line. Another pattern could be added to consume the non-whitespace and...

There may be other unsupported multiple token types, such as `long long` that don't scope correctly as well.

I think you need to see the section titled, [Suppressing Rules](https://github.com/PowerShell/PSScriptAnalyzer#suppressing-rules). I think it would accomplish what you are looking for.

I have used sub `repository` several times. My current experience says that it needs to reside in the root element, or directly in other repositories, in order to work, not...

If there is no difference in scoping (and that could be hard to find) then it might be as simple as Sublime catches the exception and ignores it. I noticed...