Function call brackets closes incorrectly when have ES6 arrow function as argument

[unclechu]

I hope this screenshots will explain a lot:


Here the text example:

• ES6 arrow bug: it**('_.blind()**', () => {});
• Usual function: it**('_.blind()', function () {})**;

[amadeus]

Yup, known issue. We'll get a fix out shortly!

[unclechu]

May be it's same issue:

First => wasn't highlighted.

[amadeus]

Things should be sort of fixed for now in develop.

@unclechu I am working on another PR to bring some of the old functionality back, do you mind posting your screenshot snippets as code examples? So I can work them into a test file for the next update?

The more crazier examples you can provide that you actually end up using, would be super helpful!

[jackfranklin]

@amadeus just wanted to say thanks for your work on this, and generally for your work on this repo. As a user it's awesome to see issues being fixed so quickly, and I really appreciate it :)

[unclechu]

@amadeus

const f = func('_.foo()', () => {});

const async = require('async');
const fs = require('fs');
async.waterfall([
  (cb) => cb(null, 'file.txt'),
  (path, cb) => fs.exists(path, (exists) => cb(null, exists)),
], (err, exists) => { if (err) console.error(err); else console.log('exists:', exists) });

[unclechu]

@amadeus

const found = _.find(headers, (it) => /^Content-Length: \d\+$/i.test(it));

[amadeus]

@unclechu these are great, thanks!

[amadeus]

This issue should be fixed in develop

[unclechu]

Also arrow function single argument without brackets example:

const found = _.find(headers, it => /^Content-Length: \d\+$/i.test(it));

const async = require('async');
const fs = require('fs');
async.waterfall([
  cb => cb(null, 'file.txt'),
  (path, cb) => fs.exists(path, (exists) => cb(null, exists)),
], (err, exists) => { if (err) console.error(err); else console.log('exists:', exists) });

[unclechu]

@amadeus now it works nice, thanks a lot!