On Fri, 06 Dec 2013 21:00:39 -0800
Yevgen Muntyan wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I looked into it, it looks like perl highlighting definition tries to be
> too smart with transliteration and substitution. I disabled those, and
> the result seems better, but of course it doesn't highlight things like
Hi there,
I looked into it, it looks like perl highlighting definition tries to be
too smart with transliteration and substitution. I disabled those, and
the result seems better, but of course it doesn't highlight things like
s/foo/bar/ anymore. I am not using perl much myself, so I don't know
Hello Yevgen,
I'm the package maintainer for medit in debian. First of all, congrats
for this great software, is really useful.
Well, I forward you this bug we recieved a year ago. I tried to
investigate but for me it's very complex, too.
I see you have a bug tracker at sourceforge, if you prefer
Package: medit
Version: 1.0.93-1
Severity: minor
The perl syntax highlighting of medit is somewhat broken.
To reproduce:
Open medit, set Document->Language->Scripts->Perl
Type the following (excluding the 'snip'-lines):
-- snip ---
my ($mx, $my)=($e->x, $e->y );
# this is printed in re
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