[Kotlin] numbers are highlighted incorrectly in function names
vanniktech opened this issue · comments
First I have to point out that code-prettify is a regex-based syntax highlighter, it does not implement a full parser for each language it supports. This is what makes it lightweight and fast, and by default works decently for a range of languages even ones not explicitly defined (most C-like or HTML-like languages). But it also means it will have false-positives and will fail in certain cases that only a full parser could handle (e.g contextual keywords, or string interpolation which is difficult to do right with regexps alone).
Now of the four kotlin issues you opened, I think this is the only one considered a bug, the rest works by-design:
- #548: bug indeed,
bar1
should indeed by tagged as one token "plain". - #549: as you can see in #496 (where kotlin language handler was added), author explicitly states that string interpolation is not handled. The same limitation exist for most other languages, if not all.
- #550: lang-kotlin.js will tag anything starting with
@
(annotation) asPR_LITERAL
. If you'd like a different color, just apply a css-rule. - #551: also works as intended. Variable and functions names and such are tagged as
PR_PLAIN
.
For the above bug, maybe we should ping the author @mibac138 for a fix.