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It would be nice if escape sequences could be highlighted in regular expression literals, just as in the JavaScript and Ruby bundles. For example:
a = /\t/
In the above code, both the JavaScript and Ruby bundles highlight "\t" with a slightly brighter green than the rest of the regular expression literal.
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Use the javascript regular expressions grammar
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This matches the individual components of the regular expression and prevents escaping issues. Fixes jashkenas#26 & jashkenas#105.
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It would be nice if escape sequences could be highlighted in regular expression literals, just as in the JavaScript and Ruby bundles. For example:
In the above code, both the JavaScript and Ruby bundles highlight "\t" with a slightly brighter green than the rest of the regular expression literal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: