When dealing with character classes, I see a switch in highlighted style when using a single or double quote inside a regular expresssion character class.
Example Code
token separator { <[()<>@,;:"/\[\]?={}\s\t]> }
The double quote in the above line is interpreted as a string-begin rather than a part of the regular expression, as should be the case.
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Issue Description
When dealing with character classes, I see a switch in highlighted style when using a single or double quote inside a regular expresssion character class.
Example Code
The double quote in the above line is interpreted as a string-begin rather than a part of the regular expression, as should be the case.
[ Note: Markdown properly handles the code shown above. See picture, below ]
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