https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=430668
mixo <mixosaurus+bugs...@pm.me> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from mixo <mixosaurus+bugs...@pm.me> ---
The update broke a few more things:
1. binary operators: apart from #431036, it interprets all code after "||" as
string (red):
if [[ "$foo" ]] || [[ "$bar" ]]; then ...
^----------------- ^---------------------
fine red=string
2. backticks: #431036
3. "translation strings" are interpreted too greedy: $"foobar..." marks the
rest of the file as string (red), i.e. it does not end with the first double
quote.
4. binary operators in "if" break functions: the function body is interpreted
fine but the closing "}" is underlined in red
bla() {
if false && true; then
echo
fi
}
^-- underlined
This also happens without the "if" keyword:
bla() {
[[ cond ]] && foo
}
^-- underlined
5. If I move the "[[ cond ]] && foo" line from 4. outside the function the same
as in 1. and 3. happens. Weirdly enough, this fixed itself after I moved the
line a few times in and out - but then it happened again. I then tried the same
in a different script where it worked with certain functions but failed with
others.
bla() {
[[ cond ]] && foo
}
^-- underlined (same example as 4.)
----
[[ cond ]] && foo
^.... from this point everything is red
bla() {
echo
}
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