s[pattern] substitution breaks highlighting

[nottalulah]

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The s[pattern] = doit() substitution /e modifier replacement defined in S05 breaks highlighting if used with adverbs. It also doesn't apply regex highlighting, even without adverbs.

Example Code

sub some-sub(Str $something) is export
{
    my $s = $something.subst("::", "");
    $s ~~ s:g[(<[A..Z]>)(<[A..Z]>*)] = $0 ~ lc($1);
    $s;
}
sub another-sub is export { return some-sub("Hello::World"); }

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• [x] Fixed in Master
• [ ] Fixed in Release
• [x] Has Tests
• [x] Passes Tests

[samcv]

This is fixed now in master. Will be releasing once travis runs.