The following example show that the ~ char which determine the start and end char will be eaten by the hyperlink and so everything behind it will be shown as a string, which is wrong.
my $asd = q~<a href="http://test.asd/test?UUID=~.$UID.q~">details</a>~;
If i add a space between =~ -> = ~ everything is ok
@infininight i know you told me that sub "highlighter" will highlight as long they find an end, also if the end is from the parent highlighter. If you know what i mean, it was an general highlight issue.
The following example show that the
~char which determine the start and end char will be eaten by the hyperlink and so everything behind it will be shown as a string, which is wrong.If i add a space between
=~->= ~everything is ok@infininight i know you told me that sub "highlighter" will highlight as long they find an end, also if the end is from the parent highlighter. If you know what i mean, it was an general highlight issue.