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[Scala] Tweak string and interpolation scopes #4132
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This commit tweaks string and interpolation related scopes after the scheme of Python and ShellScript. 1. from python use `meta.string.interpolated` and `string.quoted.double.block` 2. from shell use interpolation scopes. Scope guidelines request `punctuation.section.interpolation.[begin|end]`, but `$` variables are historically scoped `punctuation.definition.variable`. This commit (as shellscript) attempt to satisfy both. Hence `$` in `${}` is scoped punctuation.definition.variable, which may appear odd in the first place. Actually `$` is some sort of expansion operator, which adds a variable's or expression's result into containing string. Perl calls it dereferencing operator. Most core syntaxes supporting that kind of syntax struggle with it, currently. TL;TR This commit aligns scopes with existing core syntaxes even though there are still some caveats.
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Nice
Reverted triple-quoted scope to |
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This commit tweaks string and interpolation related scopes after the scheme of Python and ShellScript.
from python use
meta.string.interpolated
andstring.quoted.double.block
from shell use interpolation scopes.
Scope guidelines request
punctuation.section.interpolation.[begin|end]
, but$
variables are historically scopedpunctuation.definition.variable
.This commit (as shellscript) attempt to satisfy both.
Hence
$
in${}
is scoped punctuation.definition.variable, which may appear odd in the first place.Actually
$
is some sort of expansion operator, which adds a variable's or expression's result into containing string. Perl calls it dereferencing operator.Most core syntaxes supporting that kind of syntax struggle with it, currently.
TL;TR This commit aligns scopes with existing core syntaxes even though there are still some caveats. Solving them is however a bigger task affecting various syntaxes. Good consistent alternatives are required first.