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#1384 Incorrect syntax highlighting of Python True, False, true, false

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closed-invalid
nobody
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2020-11-06
2020-10-16
SpiderDave
No
x = False  # This is a  boolean
y = false # This is undefined

"true" and "false" are styled instead of "True" and "False". This wasn't the case on an older version I used, so It was changed at some point.

Windows Pro x64

Discussion

  • Neil Hodgson

    Neil Hodgson - 2020-10-25
     
  • Neil Hodgson

    Neil Hodgson - 2020-10-25

    This issue has the "Scintilla" label, not "SciTE" and Scintilla does not specify the set of Python keywords leaving that up to applications.
    Neither "False" nor "false" are highlighted by default with SciTE 4.4.5.

     
  • Neil Hodgson

    Neil Hodgson - 2020-11-06
    • labels: Scintilla --> Scintilla, python, lexilla
    • status: open --> closed-invalid
     
  • Neil Hodgson

    Neil Hodgson - 2020-11-06

    Since the set of keywords is defined by the application, I am closing this request as invalid.

     

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