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EXCEPTION was not highlighted in a RAISE EXCEPTION TYPE classname statement.
I had to add EXCEPTION to the keyword list and also remove the |\s*TYPE at the end of the regular expression.
I'm not submitting a pull request yet, as I'm not to sure why the |\s*TYPE is added.
Regards
Adi
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The reason for regexp (\s_=|(|\s_LIKE|\s*TYPE) at the end of keywords list is that I don't want to highlight these keywords in some specific context. For example:
DATA: excluding TYPE c,
exit LIKE c.
exit = 'X'.
Otherwise both "excluding" and "exit" would be highlighted.
Hi,
EXCEPTION was not highlighted in a RAISE EXCEPTION TYPE classname statement.
I had to add EXCEPTION to the keyword list and also remove the |\s*TYPE at the end of the regular expression.
I'm not submitting a pull request yet, as I'm not to sure why the |\s*TYPE is added.
Regards
Adi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: