Just a little fix to my previous commits, had forgotten to remove the .markdown suffix from markup.underline.link and markup.underline.link.image.
I've also added markup.link, under string.other.link.
Some markup languages parse email addresses even when they are used inline without any aprtcular punctuation. In that case a more generalized keyword is often used. For example in asciidoc it's usually markup.link.email.asciidoc.
Most links use markup.underline.link or meta.link, so this new scope will cover those few cases that would otherwise go unstyled.
Also modified the package version in package.json to match the version on vscode (4.13.0), since it was still 4.12.0.
Just a little fix to my previous commits, had forgotten to remove the
.markdown
suffix frommarkup.underline.link
andmarkup.underline.link.image
.I've also added
markup.link
, understring.other.link
. Some markup languages parse email addresses even when they are used inline without any aprtcular punctuation. In that case a more generalized keyword is often used. For example in asciidoc it's usuallymarkup.link.email.asciidoc
. Most links usemarkup.underline.link
ormeta.link
, so this new scope will cover those few cases that would otherwise go unstyled.Also modified the package version in
package.json
to match the version on vscode (4.13.0
), since it was still4.12.0
.