To replicate:
my ($match) = / \s* (match_me) /x;
my $syntax_coloration_broken = 'from here down';
What appears to be happening is that the \s* is interpretted as a substitution, e.g. s*search*replace*;
Suggestions on fixing thing?
Thanks, Joshua
On Sep 2, 2006, at 8:46 PM, Joshua Keroes wrote:
To replicate:
my ($match) = / \s* (match_me) /x;
my $syntax_coloration_broken = 'from here down';
What appears to be happening is that the \s* is interpretted as a substitution, e.g. s*search*replace*;
Indeed it does/did. Fixed in the repository.
Gerd
Perfect, thanks!
On 9/3/06, Gerd Knops gerti-textmate@bitart.com wrote:
On Sep 2, 2006, at 8:46 PM, Joshua Keroes wrote:
To replicate:
my ($match) = / \s* (match_me) /x;
my $syntax_coloration_broken = 'from here down';
What appears to be happening is that the \s* is interpretted as a substitution, e.g. s*search*replace*;
Indeed it does/did. Fixed in the repository.
Gerd
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