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@weakify / @strongify syntax highlighting #103

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nikkonikko opened this issue Dec 21, 2015 · 2 comments
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@weakify / @strongify syntax highlighting #103

nikkonikko opened this issue Dec 21, 2015 · 2 comments

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@nikkonikko
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Hi,

I use the default xcode syntax highlighting and uses the weakify/strongify stuff.
I just want to be sure, if I installed the weakify/strongify correctly.

The syntax highlighting looks like this, f.x. for weakify (HTML:):

<font color="#000000">@</font><font color="#A52A2A">weakify</font>(<font color="#FF1493">self</font>)

=> @ = black, weakify=braun, self=pink

but shouldn't it look like a keyword, so like this (HTML:):

<font color="#FF1493">@weakify(self)</font>

=> all should be pink?

Anyone? Thanks

@alexlee002
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I don't know why using "@" as a macro prefix, and this leads to no syntax prompt and can not auto-completed.

@rickytan
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@alexlee002 just to make it more like Objective-C, I think

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