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In the example below, every variable is highlighted in orange. In the TextMate grammar, all the identifier highlighted as orange are matched as variable.sourcepawn. Here is the grammar rule.
That is a lot of orange and other grammars do not have that (Rust, Python, which are tree-sitter grammars). Julia, which has a TextMate grammar as well does not use the variable match.
Is the solution to all those orange identifiers to remove the variable.sourcepawn match?
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In the example below, every variable is highlighted in orange. In the TextMate grammar, all the identifier highlighted as orange are matched as
variable.sourcepawn. Here is the grammar rule.That is a lot of orange and other grammars do not have that (Rust, Python, which are tree-sitter grammars). Julia, which has a TextMate grammar as well does not use the
variablematch.Is the solution to all those orange identifiers to remove the
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