ST3 does not correctly highlight hyphenated elements in Ruby HAML

[niallsmart]

ST3's Ruby HAML highlighter does not correctly highlight tag names containing hyphens – it stops at the first hyphen. For example, in the fragment below, it just highlights %foo

%foo-bar(class="baz")

This patch fixes the issue:

https://gist.github.com/niallsmart/6151200

[iamntz]

Call me crazy, but there are tags with hypen? Can you name some?

• Ionut

On Sunday, 4 August 2013 at 21:02, Niall Smart wrote:

ST3's Ruby HAML highlighter does not correctly highlight tag names containing hyphens – it stops at the first hyphen. For example, in the fragment below, it just highlights %foo
%foo-bar(class="baz")

This patch fixes the issue:
https://gist.github.com/niallsmart/6151200

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[FichteFoll]

Maybe when you are using HAML for generating custom XML, but I don't think this would be appropriate in an embedded HAML highlighter (Ruby), only for standalone HAML.

[niallsmart]

It's quite common when using AngularJS. Hyphens are used in many built-in directives and in custom directives by convention. For an example see ng-include.

[iamntz]

Ah! So for attributes!
(i used haml only once, like ages ago)
Thanks.

[niallsmart]

Well those too, but this bug is for element names :)

[niallsmart]

Like this: <ng-include src="file.html"/>

[giosakti]

+1 this should be merged.. it's kinda bugging me too when writing angularJS app using haml :)

[dillonforrest]

Hey guys, just wanted to voice my support in having this merged! I'm also using angular in haml at the moment, and the issue appears.

[titoBouzout]

This issue was moved to jskinner/DefaultPackages#60