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Motivation
It seems that nobody deeply cares about Javascript/Nodejs syntax highlighting. VSCode does a better job then other text editors (e.g. Atom) but it's not perfect. VSC could be the #1 choise for javascript developers if some common syntax highlighting bugs were fixed.
Steps to Reproduce
Example 1:
letfrom=neki;from=a;// is a variable and should be in white color like other variables
Example 2:
exports.myVar=async(ctx,next)=>{}// this is all in white but exports and async should be e.g. in red or blue
Example 3:
t.me=1;t.is=2;// `is` is in blue but should be the same color as the above (1)t.in=3;// `in` is in blue but should be the same color as the above (1)t.of=4;// `of` is in blue but should be the same color as the above (1)
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better javascript es6 syntax highlighting
better javascript/Node.js/es6 syntax highlighting
Jul 15, 2016
Motivation
It seems that nobody deeply cares about Javascript/Nodejs syntax highlighting. VSCode does a better job then other text editors (e.g. Atom) but it's not perfect. VSC could be the #1 choise for javascript developers if some common syntax highlighting bugs were fixed.
Steps to Reproduce
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: