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The closing single or double quote of a member name is treated like the start of a string. #226

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treestryder opened this issue Jul 13, 2016 · 2 comments

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@treestryder
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# This is the normal color of a comment. $TestObject = New-Object -Properties 'Member With A Space' $TestObject.'Member With A Space' # This is orange because vscode-powershell behaves as if the closing quote starts a new string.

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daviwil commented Jul 13, 2016

I think @gravejester has fixed this issue: PowerShell/EditorSyntax#10. It should be resolved for you in the next VS Code release.

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Yep. Looks the same to me. Thanks.

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