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`let` styling doesn't match `var`, `const`
I have an update in the works for let, const, and type On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 7:59 AM SC7639 [email protected] wrote:
+1
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Fixed in the upstream, but I haven't synced changes down recently. I'll try to get to that soon. Sorry for the delay
+1
@subtleGradient please update this, I know you haven't been active in months, but when you get the time, please find the time to update.
I can confirm let styling is an issue, and this is what I see via Developer tool.
Before this package was installed. The hierarchy classes in a line:
classes for const
syntax--source syntax--js
syntax--storage syntax--type syntax--const syntax--js
classes for variable following const
syntax--source syntax--js
syntax--constant syntax--other syntax--js
classes for let
syntax--source syntax--js
syntax--meta syntax--method-call syntax--js
syntax--meta syntax--arguments syntax--js
syntax--storage syntax--type syntax--var syntax--js
classes for variables following let
syntax--source syntax--js
syntax--meta syntax--method-call syntax--js
syntax--meta syntax--arguments syntax--js
After this package installed:
classes for const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx
syntax--storage syntax--modifier syntax--js
classes for variable following const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx
syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
classes for let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx
syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
classes for variables following let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx
syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
After this package installed, I tried to style let, however, based on the above classes, it seems not possible to distinguish let from the variable following let, because they are with same classes.
Thanks for looking into this, but I'm not able to fix it at this time. I recommend uninstalling the package and using one of the better maintained packages instead. Sorry for the hassle
On Sun, Aug 20, 2017, 4:31 AM benpptung [email protected] wrote:
I can confirm let styling is an issue, and this is what I see via Developer tool.
Before this package was installed. The hierarchy classes in a line: classes for const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--storage syntax--type syntax--const syntax--js
classes for variable following const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--constant syntax--other syntax--js
classes for let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--meta syntax--method-call syntax--js syntax--meta syntax--arguments syntax--js syntax--storage syntax--type syntax--var syntax--js
classes for variables following let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--meta syntax--method-call syntax--js syntax--meta syntax--arguments syntax--js
After this package installed: classes for const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx syntax--storage syntax--modifier syntax--js
classes for variable following const
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
classes for let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
classes for variables following let
syntax--source syntax--js syntax--jsx syntax--variable syntax--other syntax--readwrite syntax--js
After this package installed, I tried to style let, however, based on the above classes, it seems not possible to distinguish let from the variable following let, because they are with same classes.
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