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Fix lambda matching#31
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Prevents matching of `lambda_var` as a lambda.
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Ahh, that's a nice catch! I'm definitely going to merge it, right now, I'm pretty busy (the usual: very close deadlines for another project) but after 10th of october, I will release a new and updated version (Python 3.5, which is almost finished) and will use your improvements as well! (Even if I merge your corrections it still needs to be published on the other two branches for ST package manager to detect the changes, so that's teh reason for the delay.) Cheers! |
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fixed in the latest release: |
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I've been using your theme for a while now and ran into a problem where I tried to use a variable named like
lambda_varand it got highlighted as if it was alambda, when it was in fact just a variable. I added a word boundary to the end of the regex you use to check for the presence of alambdato fix that problem.