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I've just installed Web Workbench and I noticed that some keywords don't seem to be highlighting. For example, "class" is not highlighted whereas 'while' and 'if' seem to be highlighted. Shouldn't all of the keywords used by coffeescript have highlighting? Thanks! |
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Actually, I see I'm not the first to have noticed this... Any chance we might see a fix for this?
https://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/Post.aspx?ThreadID=4450&PostID=16279 |
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Thanks for bumping this -- some highlighting bugs are unfortunately going to be hard to fix because of the internal architecture of CoffeeScript, but it sounds like there are some others which should be a bit easier to sort out! We will look into these and try to push out an update in the next couple of (working) days. |
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Just to let you know, we've made some quick improvements to this which will be in the next update. (We may still have missed some keywords -- do let us know.) We'd be interested to hear feedback on the highlighting of the -> and => symbols. For the time being we've highlighted them using the "Script Operator" colour but that puts them into the same bucket as +, -, etc. We'd be interested to hear whether you think find this sensible or confusing. Would "Script Keyword" highlighting make more sense? |
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Great! Thanks for fixing this!
I think the Script Operator makes sense. I tend to put a subtle coloring on the operators and this would jive well with the -> and => symbols I think. |
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