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If I combine raw strings with formatted string literals (a.k.a. f-strings), I'd expect the syntax highlighting to remain that of f-strings.
What I'm actually seeing is the dark red color used for raw strings even for parts of the f-string that are Python code and have yet to be evaluated.
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We don't control syntax highlighting for Python files. That comes from VS Code which gets it from MagicPython. It's best to report an issue there.
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Expected behavior
If I combine raw strings with formatted string literals (a.k.a. f-strings), I'd expect the syntax highlighting to remain that of f-strings.
Actual behavior
What I'm actually seeing is the dark red color used for raw strings even for parts of the f-string that are Python code and have yet to be evaluated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: