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Syntax coloring for ? symbol.
See original GitHub issueWhen use ? instead of try!() macro there are no evidence of it in the syntax highlighting. That make very hard to identify these exit points.
If you have no time to do it please point me where I should looking for to implement it.
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I think it makes sense to add a separate color for
?, and perhaps even make it stand out a bit by default.I’d also suggest bolding the question mark:
?vs.?, combined with color, would help a lot. I also agree that this and #778 are not mutually exclusive (especially if #778 ends up being a configurable option); there are any number of places where #778 will show that this won’t, even if it would also include all of these. Personally, I’d be inclined not to have #778 enabled in my own codebase, so having this coloring (and bolding?) would still be helpful.