Hi,
In Eclipse I use a calculation like this:
var myValue = myVar / 100
Because of the slash, in Eclipse the colors of my script are changing, specially when using text between quotes.
That is very confusing.
Is there a way to avoid this?
Martin
Hi,
In Eclipse I use a calculation like this:
var myValue = myVar / 100
Because of the slash, in Eclipse the colors of my script are changing, specially when using text between quotes.
That is very confusing.
Is there a way to avoid this?
Martin
Hi Martin,
This is a regression in the editor in 4.1.3.
Marc Boegem already filed a bugreport for this (#214541).
I know, it’s annoying.
OK thanks for reporting Robert
As a workaround you can add 3 slashes at the end of the line, like this:
var myValue = myVar / 100; ///
ROCLASI:
Marc Boegem already filed a bugreport for this (#214541).
Case has been closed as ‘fixed’ so it should be fine again in the next version…
Joas:
As a workaround you can add 3 slashes at the end of the line
And maybe comment them as ```
// FIXME: delete forward slashes
This will enable you to easily trace all the workarounds you're supposed to make now, as soon as this glitch is fixed in a future version.