On Dec 12, 2010, at 12:39 AM, trout swim wrote:This just happens because the JavaScript grammar in TextMate isn't aware of a constant named “borderWidth”. The maintainer of that bundle is probably on this list and can add it. (Or you could add it yourself, but language grammars can be pretty intense.)
> while debugging some javascript i have come to see that TexMate has an issue with the CSS selector, border-width written in Javascript as style.borderWidth
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> If i write style.backgroundColor, it will show in color green in Textmate.
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> I have retained the TextMate default color scheme in preferences/fonts colors/Mac classic.
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> when i write style.borderWidth it stays black as if it were a variable.
Yes, the code (in any language) will work if it's written correctly, regardless of how TextMate displays it.
> I would assume the Browser compiler or interpreter engine ? would accept the Javascript script as is, and that TextMate would not be adding any encoding to its interpretation of the script while showing style.borderWidth as invalid.
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Rob McBroom
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