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Hi there. Just to report that the extension is matching key words within commentaries and that's breaking the feature.
That's a cool idea though. :)
EDIT : forgot to tell it was within ruby (maybe something like (?<!<lang_comment_sign>))
(?<!<lang_comment_sign>)
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Yeah I'm aware of this issue I hope one day to be able to implement #1 same issue wit strings
I didn't found a proper way to implement it with regex, the best will be to implement a real parser and properly tokenize the file
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Even using regex, it should be possible to avoid detecting "do" in the word "don't" as here:
Maybe this issue can be closed now, @noplay
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Hi there.
Just to report that the extension is matching key words within commentaries and that's breaking the feature.
That's a cool idea though. :)
EDIT : forgot to tell it was within ruby (maybe something like
(?<!<lang_comment_sign>)
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: