Makefile grammar updating: tests are updated about the handling @, - and + #65629
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I've updated the grammar. I checked the rebase and it doesn't seem too bad. You should be able to rebase and push to resolve the conflicts. |
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Ok, thank you, give me a time |
… - and +. 1. @, - and + in the beginning of recipes are colored. 2. Shell in recipes is not colored by shellscript extension anymore: improper colorizing of Makefile variables, low suitability.
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@alexr00, Okay, eventually, makefile test is rebased, PR should be merged without conflicts. |
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Thank you! |
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improper colorizing of Makefile variables, low suitability.
About the pull request: the diff is mostly about the disabling a shellscript colorizing inside the Makefile, so there are joined lines like a "c": "(sed -nre 's/some regex with (group)/\1/p')". You can see echo "#" and '#'... without shellscript colorization, but it's expected: you can see the last line on the screenshot looks better with proper highlight of Makefile variables, which is desirable behavior.
Tests will work after updating the grammar from the upstream.
Shellscript coloring makes more harm than advantage: Makefile treats$(variable) with absolute high priority under processing, and shellscript extension is not able to handle those rules, confusing the developer. Also there are problems to consistently colorize $ (shell ..) and !=.
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