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scoping of operators is limited immediately following variable name

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3/5
預估耗時
1-2 天
新手友好度
35/100
Issue 類型
缺陷
描述清晰度
基本清楚
活躍度
停滯
技術堆疊
powershell
領域
tooling

研究方向

No file or test is named. Reproduce the scoping behavior with the PowerShell samples in a TextMate-compatible editor, then locate the syntax grammar rules for operators following variables. Done means valid operators such as -split receive the expected operator scope immediately after both $variable and ${variable}.

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描述

  • Editor and Version: VS Code: 1.26.1
  • Your primary theme: Monokai Dimmed
Issue Description

Operators scoped immediately after a variable, without whitespace, are limited to just arithmetic "[+%*/-]?=|[+/*%-] and 'other' &|(?<!\w)\.(?= )|`|,|\|, but all operators are valid (from what I can tell). This happens due to all the other operators requiring a negative look behind of a word character. The ${} variable reference correctly scopes the immediate following of the operators, because the } doesn't match the \w.

BTW, is that valid regex in the 'other' to have (?= ) or should it have been (?=\s) ??

Expected Behavior

All operators should be valid after a variable has scoped, from what I can determine.

I'm not sure this will be fixed easily due to the limited possibilities of TextMate.

Code Samples
$variable-split "3" #but this is valid operator function
${variable}-split "3" #but this is valid operator function
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