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Normal parentheses are colored correctly.
Normal Bash variables are colored correctly.
But any variables that have evaluations/scripting (i.e. command substitution) do not have the $( ....) colored to match properly.
Both $(...) and $((...) are valid variable wrappers for scripting and evaluations.
Other themes match the colors for those to the standard bash variable color, in the case of this example it would be to the Lime Green/Green color used on the normal bash line's "yes".
Additionally, I just noticed the pipe/vertical bar in the second variable example is not matching color of the 'plus' symbol in the previous variable, which should also match.
If any more information is needed, please let me know.
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thank you for your patience, but I don't reproduce this problem on my side, is it still a problem? if so, do you have any particular extensions for bash scripting?
Normal parentheses are colored correctly.$(...) and $ ((...) are valid variable wrappers for scripting and evaluations.
Normal Bash variables are colored correctly.
But any variables that have evaluations/scripting (i.e. command substitution) do not have the $( ....) colored to match properly.
Both
Other themes match the colors for those to the standard bash variable color, in the case of this example it would be to the Lime Green/Green color used on the normal bash line's "yes".
Additionally, I just noticed the pipe/vertical bar in the second variable example is not matching color of the 'plus' symbol in the previous variable, which should also match.
If any more information is needed, please let me know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: