Closed robotroll closed 8 years ago
@FichteFoll Any idea why convert_syntax.py
would produce this?
@robotroll Will you submit a PR for your fix?
@idleberg do you happen to have the source for that pattern?
@FichteFoll The converter ran over the old NSIS.tmLanguage
file, so that's the source of the pattern.
As for the pattern itself, I'm not sure about its origin. I think, I can say that I have broad overview of available syntax files for other editors, but don't recall ever seeing a distinction from other compiler commands. Since I never questioned the author's motive for this particular distinction, I never touched that pattern.
@robotroll I'm kind of surprised by the error message. When I could reproduce it, it stated NSIS.tmLanguage
was causing the problem, not the new syntax file. Did you git clone
the package or did you install/update with Package Control?
Well, the same errorneous pattern is present in the file you linked (NSIS.tmLanguage), so I wouldn't fault the converter for this, except that it didn't panic.
@idleberg I installed the package via Package Control. It always worked without a problem until I updated Sublime and restartet it. Since I was working on an .nsh file the error message popped up immediately.
Hello,
with Sublime 3114 the syntax file for Nsis is causing following error:
The corresponding lines in the file are:
Regards, Robin