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phatmandrake opened this issue Nov 19, 2018 · 3 comments

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@phatmandrake
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phatmandrake commented Nov 19, 2018

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Version: VSCode 1.29.1
Platform: Windows 10/MacOS Mohave
Theme: Powershell ISE

Issue Description

After updating VSCode, syntax highlighting for variables in Windows now bleeds into methods and properties accessed using dot notation. On MacOS the colorization shows it as being seen as a cmdlet/function/program.

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If the variable is wrapped in parentheses it colorizes as normal, or at least as I anticipate.

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I've tried different themes and it persist this way.

@phatmandrake phatmandrake changed the title Colorization for variables bleeding into methods and properties accessed using dot notation after Update Colorization for variables bleeding into methods and properties accessed using dot notation after VSCode Update Nov 19, 2018
@keith-hall
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this looks like a duplicate of #107 to me

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phatmandrake commented Nov 19, 2018

this looks like a duplicate of #107 to me

Hmm this wasn't an issue until 1.29.1 for me, but I'm guessing it's related.

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omniomi commented Nov 19, 2018

@phatmandrake the changes were made back in July. They were released in VS Code, pulled for some reason, and then re-released in 1.29.1. As such there are older duplicate issues.

Nothing has changed except for minor bug fixes for a few months.

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