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First, thank you so much for your work, it makes it very easy to write code in Harbour.
There is a slight problem in highlighting local variables if they are declared using line breaks using ;
In this case, every first variable declared after the line break is not highlighted correctly.
For example. in code below variables cMolFio. Getlist, cRukFio will not be highlighted like other local variables.
Hi!
First, thank you so much for your work, it makes it very easy to write code in Harbour.
There is a slight problem in highlighting local variables if they are declared using line breaks using ;
In this case, every first variable declared after the line break is not highlighted correctly.
For example. in code below variables cMolFio. Getlist, cRukFio will not be highlighted like other local variables.
proc mainp()
local nM:=setnastr(CALCMONTH), nY:=setnastr(CALCYEAR), cName:=padr(SetNastr(ORGANIZ),90),;
cMolFio:=padr(SetNastr(MOLFIO),40), cMolDolg:=padr(SetNastr(MOLDOLG),30),;
GetList:={}, l26zn:=!empty(SetNastr(ACC26ZN)), lKbkAcc2016:=!empty(SetNastr(KBKACC2016)),;
cRukFio:=padr(SetNastr(RUK_FIO),50)
,,,
nM:=setnastr(CALCMONTH) // highlighted properly
cMolFio:='dddd' // NOT highlighted properly
cMolDolg:='yyyy' // highlighted properly
cRukFio:='zzzz' // NOT highlighted properly
...
return
Please look at the attached file (as example). I have shown the problems in ovals.
Regards, Oleg
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