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Currently, curly brackets are always colored purple. It would be convenient if they were colored according to the role of the block, like identifiers are.
a←{@} # subject role; white curly bracketsB←{𝕩} # function role; green curly brackets
_c←{𝔽} # 1-modifier role; orchid curly brackets_d_←{𝔾} # 2-modifier role; orange curly brackets
I don’t know the exact rules for deducing the role, but there are some non-trivial cases so this might not be very easy to implement in a CodeMirror language, such as:
{'a'}{𝔽}↕10# ## # 1-modifier role## function role
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Currently, curly brackets are always colored purple. It would be convenient if they were colored according to the role of the block, like identifiers are.
I don’t know the exact rules for deducing the role, but there are some non-trivial cases so this might not be very easy to implement in a CodeMirror language, such as:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: