Consider finding a new Ruby syntax highlighting grammar.

kzvi commented 3 months ago

Type: Bug

This Ruby source:

%(
    {
    }
    2 + 2
)

is one single string literal, but for some reason the 2 + 2 gets highlighted as code.

For some reason having a } in a string literal seems to break the syntax highlighting.

Additionally, this Ruby source:

%q(
    2 + 2
)

is also one single string literal, but doesn't get highlighted as a string at all.

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alexr00 commented 2 months ago

Looks like the } is ending the string, even though it doesn't match the opening (. Repurposing this issue to consider finding a new Ruby grammar. I'll investigate in October.

microsoft / vscode

Consider finding a new Ruby syntax highlighting grammar. #225195