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We'll skip these tests while waiting for discussions on the parent grammar to settle out. See SublimeText/PowerShell#103 for more information.
There's probably no good reason why they're separated. It was one of the first syntax defs I made for ST --- if not the first one... I must have started learning PowerShell about the same time, so feel free to group items as you see fit, they are probably poorly organized! |
OK, thanks! Personally, i never knew any of this stuff until i had to fix bugs that i never would've hit on my own and i'm still learning. i'll try to re-organize them at some point 😄 |
@jrsconfitto let's move this conversation to https://github.com/PowerShell/EditorSyntax |
Mind if i move all the automatic variables (spec) under the same
support.variable.automatic.powershell
scope? Some of the keywords are scattered under a few other scopes. It would make my testing a little simpler and conceptually makes better sense to me....but i could be missing a reason they're separated out in the first place.
refs jrsconfitto/language-powershell#36
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