Treat ids with double primes correctly (fixes #11) #12
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Do not highlight identifiers with double primes as character literals in Haskell. The bug seems to be in an extra condition that checks if we are at the beginning of a character literal. The test file for Haskell looks fine after this change.
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Cool! Can you provide a little haskell snippet containing a double prime that we can put in the test file? |
Extra code to test identifiers with single quotes in them. Only 'c' should be highlighted as a character literal, the rest are legal identifiers.
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This one should be enough. c :: Char
c = c'
where c' = c''
c'' = c'''
c''' = c'c'
c'c' = c'c''
c'c'' = c''c''
c''c'' = 'c'(Apparently, GitHub's syntax highlighter doesn't handle quotes wery well either.) |
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Do not highlight identifiers with double primes as character literals in Haskell. The bug seems to be in an extra condition that checks if we are at the beginning of a character literal. The test file for Haskell looks fine after this change.