It requires support specific to the syntax highlighter in question, so that's been added.
Here's a test case:
--[===[
xy]]=]===]==]z
As equal signs are removed on the top line, the part considered a comment should change.
(Edit: It seems that the built-in syntax highlighting of GOGS is not highlighting the above properly as of this writing.)
It requires support specific to the syntax highlighter in question, so that's been added.
Here's a test case:
```
--[===[
xy]]=]===]==]z
```
As equal signs are removed on the top line, the part considered a comment should change.
(Edit: It seems that the built-in syntax highlighting of GOGS is not highlighting the above properly as of this writing.)
It requires support specific to the syntax highlighter in question, so that's been added.
Here's a test case:
As equal signs are removed on the top line, the part considered a comment should change.
(Edit: It seems that the built-in syntax highlighting of GOGS is not highlighting the above properly as of this writing.)
Force-pushed to revert an extra change that got committed by accident.