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Shell Script grammar classifies variable as source.shell #130
Description
In this example:
#!/bin/bash
file="current_line.txt"
file is classified as source.shell. It seems like it should be classified as a variable.
@agenciah1code for FYI
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#62723
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[-]Shell Script and Bash Commands Highlight[/-][+]Shell Script grammar classifies variable as source.shell[/+]kinoute commentedon Jan 9, 2019
Any news on this? In my case, it's more about other shell functions like
sshthat are not supported and are classified assource.shellas well.Also, arguments don't have a proper color.
Sublime:
VSCode:
crankedguy commentedon Feb 19, 2019
Yes, sadly there are a lot of other shell functions/commands not classified as @kinoute said like cat, systemctl and so much more. Would be great if they would be classified somehow so they could be colorized. But I can see that the focus in the builtin shellscript language grammar was only on bash-builtin commands. So is there any way we can get other shell commands as the few shell-builtin to be recognized or would we have to write this on our own?