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Autocomplete and syntax highlighting for style attributes
See original GitHub issueComing from React/JSX, you could get the list of CSS properties within the style property/attribute and have syntax highlighting.
It uses object notation instead of a string, although this surprising this still shows up within a Svelte component (albeit not supported). I figure due to the use of svelte2tsx
It would be useful if the same was supported within Svelte when using the style attribute (string).
It would also be helpful if the expressions within the values were highlighted as such (and not just shown as one big string).
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Adding syntax highlighting inside of style strings was something I added but it was removed when it had a few issues. I don’t know how the TSX grammar handles it - it’s probably something goofy, like writing their own CSS syntax highlighting for just style strings.
Right now there is a hesitation to add further syntax highlighting without a test suite, but otherwise I’d be willing to experiment with this.
The syntax highlighting part where moustache tags are not highlighted will be fixed with the next release.