Add top level rule for identifiers inside the backticks #38
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olafurpg
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Jun 25, 2019
| object `Backtics test` { | ||
| val x = MediaRange.`*/*` | ||
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| val y = `MediaRange`.`*/*` |
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Looking forward to enjoy this fix on GitHub.com 😄
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Thank you) I'll try to publish a new release... |
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Looks like the release went through 🎉
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fixes #30
The only thing is that this fix changes how capital letter identifiers are highlighted inside of the back-quotes:
So previously
`MediaRange`would be marked as "entity.name.class", but now it's just a plain id. I don't think it is terribly important though, as most people wouldn't use back-quotes as a class name but maybe to define some constants.