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I just started to use the PL/I aware editor and found what might be a bug, however there might be some configuration setting I need to know about.
Take a look at this:
You'll see the identifiers if, then and else are colored blue, as if they were keywords. But there are not keywords in the context of that if-then-else statement block at line 19.
Should they not be colored white? like the identifier root_ptr? You can see too that where I declare them they do render as white.
Also look at this tweaked code, I removed the stuff from the declaration at line 9 and you can see, that in the declared set of variables dcl (if, else, then) char(1); if the last one in the list is a keyword it renders in blue, whereas the others do not despite them being keywords too.
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I just started to use the PL/I aware editor and found what might be a bug, however there might be some configuration setting I need to know about.
Take a look at this:
You'll see the identifiers
if
,then
andelse
are colored blue, as if they were keywords. But there are not keywords in the context of that if-then-else statement block at line 19.Should they not be colored white? like the identifier
root_ptr
? You can see too that where I declare them they do render as white.Also look at this tweaked code, I removed the
stuff
from the declaration at line 9 and you can see, that in the declared set of variablesdcl (if, else, then) char(1);
if the last one in the list is a keyword it renders in blue, whereas the others do not despite them being keywords too.So, are these bugs?
Also, is the extension open source?
Thanks
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