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Is there a particular reason why hexadecimal numbers, zero-left-padded integers and floating point numbers without leading zeroes are being highlighted this way?
I expected them to be highlighted identically to the non-zero-padded integer and regular float (see first two lines in the screenshot).
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If you deem keyword.other.unit.(exponent | hexadecimal | octal) to be correct scopes, being assigned correctly (this I do not contest), then I shall adjust my color scheme accordingly. From your screenshot, I can tell yours does not exhibit this issue. Thank you!
keyword.operator.dot, however, indeed does not seem to be the correct choice of scope in this particular case.
Is there a particular reason why hexadecimal numbers, zero-left-padded integers and floating point numbers without leading zeroes are being highlighted this way?
I expected them to be highlighted identically to the non-zero-padded integer and regular float (see first two lines in the screenshot).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: