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I'm the developer of a turtle autocomplete-plus package that relies on your grammar. Working through an edge case bug, I think I've found an issue:
If I create a sample ttl file just with the following
foaf:Person
and position the cursor after the 'n', I get three scopes from the scopeDescriptor* including entity.name.tag.prefixed-uri.turtle
If I change the line to
foaf:Person ""
and place the cursor back after the n I now get only one scope source.turtle
Is this by design? No rush, as I've coded around it (by ignoring the scope in this use case) but the behavior seems wrong to me?
invoked by atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getCursorAtScreenPosition(atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getCursorScreenPosition()).getScopeDescriptor() on the console
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I'm the developer of a turtle autocomplete-plus package that relies on your grammar. Working through an edge case bug, I think I've found an issue:
If I create a sample ttl file just with the following
and position the cursor after the 'n', I get three scopes from the scopeDescriptor* including
entity.name.tag.prefixed-uri.turtle
If I change the line to
and place the cursor back after the n I now get only one scope
source.turtle
Is this by design? No rush, as I've coded around it (by ignoring the scope in this use case) but the behavior seems wrong to me?
atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getCursorAtScreenPosition(atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getCursorScreenPosition()).getScopeDescriptor()
on the consoleThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: