Raw string coloring buggy

Hi, the way how the syntax coloring of raw strings work is not correct. If you look at the reference you will see that there is a flexible amount of # delimiters that can be used. E.g. let foo = r##" "# "##; is a valid raw string. To correct the current Textmate grammar, you can replace the current rust_raw_string rule with this one:

<key>rust_raw_string</key>
<dict>
    <key>begin</key>
    <string>r(#*)"</string>
    <key>end</key>
    <string>"(\1)</string>
    <key>name</key>
    <string>string.quoted.other.raw.rust</string>
</dict>

It seems the rule also has to be move above the rust_string rule to have higher precedence. I don’t know where you got the grammar from and if you want yours to diverge from the original. If not this issue maybe should be opened for the originating project. EDIT: The rust_raw_string rule already is above rust_string, I guess I played around too much with the grammar, before landing on a version that worked.

[Boereck]

Yep, I can prepare a PR this evening.

[Boereck]

Sure I could start a PR, for now. I know in VS Code the grammar seems to do the right thing with regard to raw strings. I think they have their grammar from another Repo as well. I can investigate where their grammar is originally from. If this grammar has more recent updates this could be a better overall alternative. I’ll let you know.