On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 15:58, Ben Fritz <fritzophrenic@gmail.com> wrote:
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Can you post some sample code where it does not highlight properly?
For instance :
/**
* My superb function
* @returns something via the returns property.
*/
Something::returns = ->
@returns = "hello world"
The syntax highlighting code for the @returns is what I sent earlier. Problem is, the @returns in the comment gets highlighted, but so does the one in the function.
There is another @\w\+ rule that gets supersceded by the javaScriptDocTag, independantly of which one is declared first (and independantly of the "contained" modifier I put on the doctag rules).
I've tried the contains= contained and containedin approaches to no avail. The only way it will not get highlighted is to remove the javaScriptComment tags altogether.
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