it does not get picked up, even though it's valid syntax.
Also, for variables, the same occurs
$name: value
is fine, but
$name : value
is not picked up.
Please note that the ":" should be parsed as an operator (its own token), and not as part of the id name. This seems to currently be the case with name: value, name : value, and $name : value but not with $name: value.
Keep in mind that number of tabs and spaces allowed should be arbitrary, ie: [\s\t]* if I'm correct.
Currently, if you type an identifier like this
it gets picked up by the syntax highliter.
But if you type
or
it does not get picked up, even though it's valid syntax.
Also, for variables, the same occurs
is fine, but
is not picked up.
Please note that the ":" should be parsed as an operator (its own token), and not as part of the id name. This seems to currently be the case with
name: value
,name : value
, and$name : value
but not with$name: value
.Keep in mind that number of tabs and spaces allowed should be arbitrary, ie:
[\s\t]*
if I'm correct.Have a great day!