Hi!
The editor automatically highlights keywords inside element names, when the name is between single quotation marks. I believe this should not happen (keyword ‘in’ in the image below).
I’m using Editor v0.9.0 on VS Code v1.102.0. Thanks!
Hello,
Thank you for reporting this bug - could you try uninstalling Editor, enabling Modeler LSP and see if that fixes it?
No, same behavior
Could you tell me which version of Modeler you are using? If it is an older version, it might not have the LSP fuctionality.
Note: it is not enabled by default, check if you have it on in Modeler settings:
Could you provide the logs of Modeler so that we can find what is causing this bug (syside.support@sensmetry.com)? It seems that LSP is somehow not starting and only some regex highlighting is being provided.
EDIT: the bug seemed to be gone in SysIDE Modeler v0.7.0 but I see it again
If you are still having this issue, could you provide logs of Modeler to our service desk (syside.suport@sensmetry.com)? You can find instructions to obtain that in our docs Troubleshooting section.
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The issue is related to the VS Code color themes. The Dark (Visual Studio) and Light (Visual Studio) themes are older generation themes based on TextMate and do not support semantic highlighting. Switching to newer themes like Dark Modern or Light Modern resolves this issue, as these support semantic-based syntax coloring.
To change your theme in VS Code, press:
-
Windows:
Ctrl + Shift + P -
macOS:
Cmd + Shift + P -
Linux:
Ctrl + Shift + P
Then type “Color Theme” and select your preferred theme from the list.
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