Scientific number notation not recognised / scoped correctly with tree-sitter
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Description
E-notation numbers (i.e. scientific / engineering notation) are not highlighting correctly with tree-sitter because they are receiving different scopes for the first number, the "e", the "-" or "+", and the power.
It doesn't matter if the "e" is uppercase or lowercase.
Versions
Atom: 1.35.0
Electron: 2.0.18
Windows: 10 v1803
Additional Information
For comparison, e-notation numbers in e.g. JavaScript are highlighted correctly (scope constant.numeric), if that's useful info.
Thanks for the report! Reproduced with 1.37.0-nightly12 on macOS 10.12.6. With Tree-sitter disabled:
Thanks for the report! This will ship in Atom 1.38.