Looks like the float type keyword is being highlighted wrong. (Grey instead of blue.)
You should use a case-sensitive string match.
muntoonxt 9 months ago
@muntoonxt Nice catch. I'll look into it. The matching is via regex, which should be case-sensitive by default..
Sidneys1 9 months ago
@muntoonxt Yup, just looked into it. As usual, it was a one-line-of-code fix. Works like a charm now. float is blue, Float is gray. Also made some other slight changes to how the definitions are loaded.
Looks like the float type keyword is being highlighted wrong. (Grey instead of blue.)
You should use a case-sensitive string match.
muntoonxt 9 months ago
@muntoonxt Nice catch. I'll look into it. The matching is via regex, which should be case-sensitive by default..
Sidneys1 9 months ago
@muntoonxt Yup, just looked into it. As usual, it was a one-line-of-code fix. Works like a charm now. float is blue, Float is gray. Also made some other slight changes to how the definitions are loaded.
Sidneys1 9 months ago