Fixed highligting during scrolling when comment row ends with */#15
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Fixed highligting during scrolling when comment row ends with */#15mirao wants to merge 1 commit intopflenker:masterfrom
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If you run
cargo run ~/.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/alloc/src/vec/mod.rsand scroll to (or find) the string/* INVARIANTyou get incorrectly parsed comments:
The check of
*/should producereturn false, because ending*/means that multiple line comment is ended and doesn't continue on next line.Actually I've found out that it's not needed to test multiline comments at all if row is already highlighted and just return
falsein all cases.Then it works well (and editor is still fast and without issues, at least I didn't find any):