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I'd like to color vue directives differently than normal attributes, but there aren't scopes to support it.
At the moment in sublime, v-on:mousedown or @mousedown will have the scopes:
v-on:mousedown
@mousedown
text.html.vue meta.tag.block.any.html entity.other.attribute-name.html
while in vscode has the scopes:
source.vue text.html.vue-html meta.tag.any.html meta.directive.vue entity.other.attribute-name.html
Could we get a meta.directive.vue scope equivalent in sublime?
meta.directive.vue
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With #216, directives have an embedded scope indicating that they use javascript for interpolation.
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I'd like to color vue directives differently than normal attributes, but there aren't scopes to support it.
At the moment in sublime,
v-on:mousedown
or@mousedown
will have the scopes:while in vscode has the scopes:
Could we get a
meta.directive.vue
scope equivalent in sublime?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: