Formatter issues

[Carl Morris]

The formatter (capitalizer) has a couple issues, and exposes a grammar issue.

TYPE Bob : (* test *) STRUCT
        A, B : INT; //test
        b : INT; //test
    END_STRUCT
END_TYPE

(* Bool Word Struct Constant 

when formatted:

Note there are multiple issues.

1. It capitalized a broken comment. The comment doesn't end, and that lack of an end trips up the regex used to detect keywords, while ignoring comments and quoted strings.
2. It thought the start of the comment was a parameter list for a function call or operator END_TYPE so it moved it. 'keywords' and the 'end' block keywords should be excluded from this treatment.,
3. The TM grammar changed the scope of the keyword END_TYPE when it has a parenthesis behind it. Since END_TYPE is a rigid keyword, it should appear very high in the processing in the grammar file, above anything that utilizes a more generic form.

The VAR_ keywords, but not VAR or END_VAR, seem to be missing from the capitalization behavior. This is not shown above.

[Sergey Romanov]

That is strange. Here is the code

let regEx = new RegExp(`\\b(?:${functions.join('|')})\\b\\s+\\(`, "ig");

It should move only functions.

The problem was in function array. Last element was empty.

[Sergey Romanov]

Looks like VAR_* is not considered at all. Also fixed that.

[Sergey Romanov]

New version released 1.9.1 with 2 fixes.