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I have come across a syntax bug where if I use a quotes and hash/pounds to denote a list of vectors literal, all code after the list literal is coloured as quoted:
e.g.
(define vec
`(#() #() #()))
Will cause all code following it to be coloured as if it was quoted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is the damnedest thing. You'll notice if you add way too many closing parens, the quoting stops. At first, I thought "aha!" and thought I could solve the problem, but was quickly defeated by VimL. If you think of anything, let me know.
Hi (thanks for writing this awesome vim plugin!)
I have come across a syntax bug where if I use a quotes and hash/pounds to denote a list of vectors literal, all code after the list literal is coloured as quoted:
e.g.
(define vec `(#() #() #()))
Will cause all code following it to be coloured as if it was quoted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: