And “Goto Definition F12” does not work. It fails after simple expressions like s"$n ${v}${if (n == 1) "" else "s"}" and many others. Is it possible to switch to highlighter from previous build?
Build 4200 syntax highlighting for Scala is broken
guntiso
#1
0 Likes
deathaxe
#2
It is possible to revert to old syntax by simply using former ST’s Scala.sublime-package, but maybe it would be more streight forward to open issue(s) with some example code snippets which don’t work at https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages/issues. Maybe those can be fixed with reasonable efforts.
Current Scala syntax adds various fixes for Scala 3, which might be worth keeping and improving.
A fix for your very specific issue is proposed at
1 Like
guntiso
#3
Thanks, this fix works for me. All other problems I checked where related and are resolved, too.
0 Likes