I am programming AngularJS with Jade, and I often have many attributes on a single element.
If I put each attribute on it's own line, and line-up the equal-signs ( by adding extra spaces between the attribute and the equals-sign...the syntax highlighting gets all messed up.
The problem does not depend on using multiple lines, however, it is only necessary to put 2 spaces just before the equals-sign ( or after it ), and the syntax highlighting goes wrong.
Note that the compiler does not mind these extra spaces -- it still works fine.
The highlighter should work the same as the compiler.
I am programming AngularJS with Jade, and I often have many attributes on a single element.
If I put each attribute on it's own line, and line-up the equal-signs ( by adding extra spaces between the attribute and the equals-sign...the syntax highlighting gets all messed up.
The problem does not depend on using multiple lines, however, it is only necessary to put 2 spaces just before the equals-sign ( or after it ), and the syntax highlighting goes wrong.
Note that the compiler does not mind these extra spaces -- it still works fine.
The highlighter should work the same as the compiler.