Tarek Faham

I am still suffering from this issue. Can you please check it out and let me know when you can resolve it?

First of all, I have to say that I liked this plugin, to the extent that now I am facing minor issues, and I want them to be resolved. Appreciate your help. The following cases are causing incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the code parts that follows this statement: I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for...

First of all, I have to say that I liked this plugin, to the extent that now I am facing minor issues, and I want them to be resolved. Appreciate your help. The following cases are causing incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the code parts that follows this statement: I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for...

First of all, I have to say that I liked this plugin, to the extent that now I am facing minor issues, and I want them to be resolved. Appreciate your help. The following cases are causing incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the code parts that follows this statement: I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for...

First of all, I have to say that I liked this plugin, to the extent that now I am facing minor issues, and I want them to be resolved. Appreciate your help. The following cases are causing incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the code parts that follows this statement: I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for...

The following cases causes incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the code parts the follows this statement: I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for the following code parts. The problem is minor, but causes the "go to definition" using "ctrl-shift-enter" not work work at all for some function. I'll try to find...

The following cases causes incorrect parsing: 1- A missing semicolon in JavaScript source will cause SourceCookifier to mis-parse the following code parts I notcied, after detailed search, that if there is a missing semicolon ";" that terminates the JavaScript statement, this will cause misparsing (incorrect parsing) for the following code parts. The problem is minor, but causes the "go to definition" using "ctrl-shift-enter" not work work at all for some function. I'll try to find a small reproducable...