Hi,
I'm having a problem with UE's syntax highlighting differentiating between a keyword for one color and keywords which are character components of the first keyword.
For example, in S+, values are assigned by "<-" (ie myvar<-7 )
I'm trying to highlight that assignment syntax "<-" in one color, but the fact that I have keyword definitions for mathematical operators such as "<" and "-" seems to be taking precedent.
In other words, I want "<-" to be green, while I want both "<" and "-" to be red when they occur alone. However, I'm getting all instances of "<-" being highlighted red instead of green.
Thanks!
I'm having a problem with UE's syntax highlighting differentiating between a keyword for one color and keywords which are character components of the first keyword.
For example, in S+, values are assigned by "<-" (ie myvar<-7 )
I'm trying to highlight that assignment syntax "<-" in one color, but the fact that I have keyword definitions for mathematical operators such as "<" and "-" seems to be taking precedent.
In other words, I want "<-" to be green, while I want both "<" and "-" to be red when they occur alone. However, I'm getting all instances of "<-" being highlighted red instead of green.
Thanks!