Hi there,
consider a sentence such as this:
...from the virtual environment's implementation.
is there a reason that the LaTeX bundle scopes a single apostrophe as the following:
string.quoted.single.close.latex punctuation.definition.string.end.latex
Am I using the apostrophe inappropriately in this context? i.e. is there some fancy LaTeX code for an apostrophe?
Thanks, Sam Aaron
no, that is correct
On 11/8/06, Sam Aaron sam.maillists@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi there,
consider a sentence such as this:
...from the virtual environment's implementation.
is there a reason that the LaTeX bundle scopes a single apostrophe as the following:
string.quoted.single.close.latex punctuation.definition.string.end.latex
Am I using the apostrophe inappropriately in this context? i.e. is there some fancy LaTeX code for an apostrophe?
Thanks, Sam Aaron
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On 8 Nov 2006, at 3.05 pm, Ben "Soprano" Alpert wrote:
no, that is correct
Ah, ok. It's just that TextMate makes all my embedded apostrophes bright green (I'm using the VibrantInk theme), which looks a little odd. To my mind, an apostrophe is neither of these scopes in the example I illustrated:
string.quoted.single.close.latex punctuation.definition.string.end.latex
Or again, am I wrong (I usually am :-)
Sam
On Nov 8, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Sam Aaron wrote:
On 8 Nov 2006, at 3.05 pm, Ben "Soprano" Alpert wrote:
no, that is correct
Ah, ok. It's just that TextMate makes all my embedded apostrophes bright green (I'm using the VibrantInk theme), which looks a little odd. To my mind, an apostrophe is neither of these scopes in the example I illustrated:
Problem is, that TM can't really tell between "a backtick followed by an apostrophe so that what they enclose is a string" from "a backtick followed a bit later by an apostrophe that's unrelated to it".
I currently removed the matches for both the backticks and the closing apostrophes.
Sam
Haris
Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On Nov 8, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Sam Aaron wrote:
Ah, ok. It's just that TextMate makes all my embedded apostrophes bright green (I'm using the VibrantInk theme), which looks a little odd. To my mind, an apostrophe is neither of these scopes in the example I illustrated:
Problem is, that TM can't really tell between "a backtick followed by an apostrophe so that what they enclose is a string" from "a backtick followed a bit later by an apostrophe that's unrelated to it".
I currently removed the matches for both the backticks and the closing apostrophes.
How does LaTeX tell the difference?
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