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Currently, when a comment line starts with multiple matching tags, it seems to apply all matching rules in order.
Examples:
#!?* My comment ⇒ ! is applied, then ?, then *
#!? * My comment ⇒ ! is applied, then ?; and * is not (which is perfect)
OK, it allows to combine rules (like BI would apply the bold and italic)… but is that really useful?
I think it would make more sense to only apply the first longest match. Don't you think so?
By "longest match" I mean, for the first example, checking for these tags, in order: !?*, !?, !.
FYI, I notice that because I configured / instead of // and the shebang #!/usr/bin/… became strikedthrough.
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Currently, when a comment line starts with multiple matching tags, it seems to apply all matching rules in order.
Examples:
#!?* My comment
⇒!
is applied, then?
, then*
#!? * My comment
⇒!
is applied, then?
; and*
is not (which is perfect)OK, it allows to combine rules (like
BI
would apply the bold and italic)… but is that really useful?I think it would make more sense to only apply the first longest match. Don't you think so?
By "longest match" I mean, for the first example, checking for these tags, in order:
!?*
,!?
,!
.FYI, I notice that because I configured
/
instead of//
and the shebang#!/usr/bin/…
became strikedthrough.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: