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If you have a program that looks like this:
myFunc :: IO () myFunc = do x :: Int <- readLn print x
Then the first occurrence of x ends up being highlighted like it's a function declaration.
x
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Yep, that is known. I don't see a way to fix this other than putting parentheses around this like so:
(x :: Int) <- readLn
VimL's ability to highlight based on context is very limited.
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If you have a program that looks like this:
Then the first occurrence of
x
ends up being highlighted like it's a function declaration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: