Code samples like the following are incorrectly highlighted:
function isPositiveZero(x) {
return 1 / x === 1 / 0;
}
The return statement is usually highlighted as a RegExp literal, with the triple equals highlighted, instead of two division statements. Similar highlighting issues are apparent with statements like these:
// both zeros are highlighted, neither should be
1 / 0;
0 / 1;
// highlights the x's and colon
a = x > 5 ? 5 / x : x / 5
// highlights all the way to the end of the file or until another '/' is found
a /= 5;
Android versions: 4.1.2 (stock phone), 4.4.2 (stock phone and CM11 nightly on tablet)
Code samples like the following are incorrectly highlighted:
function isPositiveZero(x) { return 1 / x === 1 / 0; }
The return statement is usually highlighted as a RegExp literal, with the triple equals highlighted, instead of two division statements. Similar highlighting issues are apparent with statements like these:
Android versions: 4.1.2 (stock phone), 4.4.2 (stock phone and CM11 nightly on tablet)
Tested on latest Google Play release.