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 <Common Header>Subject:</Common Header><Normal Text> KSyntaxHighlighting is cool! Happy: :-) Sad: :-(</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>Hi,</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>when trying to add the unit test for the new Praat highlighting to</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>KF5::SyntaxHighlighting it turned out that the output doesn't match at all</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>that of Kate. We managed to trace this back to the following rather surprising</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>| | | | | | The corresponding code is in KateHighlighting::generateContextStack(),</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>| | > | > KF5::SyntaxHighlighting doesn't do this (yet), Praat is apparently the first</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>> | > format we have tests for that uses this behavior.</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>> Does anyone remember why we do this, or happens to know which highlighting</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>> files besides Praat rely on this?</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>> > Archeology can trace this back to the dark CVS ages even, one reference</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>> > Dominik has dug up is a 10 year old SVN commit</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>> >), where Christoph claims to understand what this code does ;)</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>> > > As this is highly unexpected and hard to reason about behavior, Dominik and I</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>> > > > were wondering if we can possibly drop this, and rather fix affected</Normal Text><br/>
 <Normal Text>> > > > > highlighting files instead?</Normal Text><br/>
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 <Normal Text>Volker</Normal Text><br/>
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