Hum no, wait. The above commit fixed a bug, but your example file looks buggy.
The << shell operator introduces an HereDocument string, which is delimited by the following identifier or string, like:
cat << EOFthis is insidethe HereDocEOF# and this is outside, EOF was the delimiter
I'm not sure what your snippet was supposed to mean, but for me both Bash and Dash recognizes it as an unterminated HereDocument string -- and don't understand the "proc" function.
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problem with << keyword
more speacifly the bug appears
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<< "Any String"
Hi.
No, I really meant from the next line, as it behaves to me.
Regards.
Massimo
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Da: aravindlinux@users.sf.net
Data: 07/06/2013 6.01
A: "[geany:bugs] "952@bugs.geany.p.re.sf.net
Ogg: [geany:bugs] #952 Bourne Shell color syntax highlighting
more speacifly the bug appears
after
[bugs:#952] Bourne Shell color syntax highlighting
Status: open
Created: Thu May 09, 2013 09:41 AM UTC by Massimo
Last Updated: Thu May 09, 2013 09:41 AM UTC
Owner: nobody
LXDE PcLinuxOS, Geany 1.23
After encountering the << keyword, syntax highlighting stops working from the next line up to end fo the document
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#952the bug reproducible, it is reproduced if it is follwed by
double quote pairs.
As per my knowledge it is a bug in Scintilla.
Last edit: AravindhanK 2013-06-07
Fix committed as [0b010e2f45b2e874fc91ebbbabf176fc887290a9], included in upstream Scintilla https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1500/
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Hum no, wait. The above commit fixed a bug, but your example file looks buggy.
The
<<shell operator introduces an HereDocument string, which is delimited by the following identifier or string, like:I'm not sure what your snippet was supposed to mean, but for me both Bash and Dash recognizes it as an unterminated HereDocument string -- and don't understand the "proc" function.