Small problem with the LaTeX grammar's handling of single quote strings. The following:
'tis suppos'
as it occurs in:
'tis suppos'd
gets scoped as invalid.illegal.string.quoted.single.latex. LaTeX, however, has no problem with such constructions. Perhaps this would be difficult to fix and the problem is, in any case, rare. (I only hit upon it writing a Hume lecture.) Just thought I would pass it on.
Best, Mark
On Aug 3, 2007, at 9:10 PM, Mark Eli Kalderon wrote:
Small problem with the LaTeX grammar's handling of single quote strings. The following:
'tis suppos'as it occurs in:
'tis suppos'dgets scoped as invalid.illegal.string.quoted.single.latex. LaTeX, however, has no problem with such constructions. Perhaps this would be difficult to fix and the problem is, in any case, rare. (I only hit upon it writing a Hume lecture.) Just thought I would pass it on.
The only solution I can think of, and it is not a bad solution at that, is to simply not mark '...' as invalid string. After all, we don't mark `...' as string either ;). Any objections to making this change?
Best, Mark
Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College
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