Prioritize highlight of command names, prevent bleed from aligned nested tokens #989
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reference PowerShell#836, specifically handles parameter token that is flagged as a command name, it is really a command name.
When a nested token ends together with the parent token, the signal would be lost, and the rest of the statement would be highlighted as the parent.
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I added another commit to complete what can be fixed in #836, where nested tokens would bleed the parent tokens color unto the rest of the statement, if the last nested token ended together with the parent token. In the case of |
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I have added a commit that implements two test scenarios, each of which attempts to test for the two items addressed above under slightly different scenarios. |
Add 2 tests to RenderTests, both tests simultaneously check for priority to highlight command names, and check for highlight bleed from expandable token which has a nested token that ends together with the parent token.
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I force pushed as my previous commit was trying to change (remove) the BOM. |
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Referencing #836,