Code sample
angular html templates may show the following attribute syntax:
#usernameFormControl="ngModel"
Additional context
I could workaround by providing my own lexer with a one char change: (the hash is originally not included in the first of the two attribute rules)
state :tag do
rule %r/\s+/m, Text
rule %r/[\p{L}:_\[\]()*#.-][\p{Word}\p{Cf}:.·\[\]()*-]*\s*=\s*/m, Name::Attribute, :attr
rule %r/[\p{L}:_*#-][\p{Word}\p{Cf}:.·*#-]*/, Name::Attribute
rule %r(/?\s*>)m, Name::Tag, :pop!
end
I know this is not plain html, but maybe this little change can be included in the html lexer.
Name of the lexer html
Code sample angular html templates may show the following attribute syntax:
Additional context I could workaround by providing my own lexer with a one char change: (the hash is originally not included in the first of the two attribute rules)
I know this is not plain html, but maybe this little change can be included in the html lexer.