https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395063
Jonathan Poelen <jonathan.poe...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #1 from Jonathan Poelen <jonathan.poe...@gmail.com> ---
KSyntaxhighlighting works only per line and cannot "look" at the following
lines. When a line is consumed, it is no longer possible to change the state of
the previous one.
Haskell's problem is that it is not possible to differentiate a function or a
signature by looking only at the first line if it only contains one word.
example -- signature or function ?
:: IO()
example -- signature or function ?
= putStrLn "Hello"
example :: -- signature
IO()
example = -- function
putStrLn "Hello
This problem cannot be solved without radically modifying the interface and
softwares that use it.
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