Fix / Workaround for: Error in regex: target of repeat operator is invalid in regex #244
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…valid in regex Fixes: MagicStack#242 SublimeText 4 (as of build 4121) evaluates this valid regex: `\n?` to this invalid one: `$?` hence causing the following error: ``` error: Error loading syntax file "Packages/<Path_To>.tmLanguage": Error in regex: target of repeat operator is invalid in regex ``` This commit is a workaround to fix this problem.
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Confirm it works in ST4 |
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I've also made a custom colorScheme for MagicPython inspired by both: Solorized and Monokai. But cannot assume the best way to distribute it: PackageControl is too heavy and long to publish. Just GitHub repo — nobody finds it)
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Is this still the case or can we close this PR? |
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I think, that still use this branch. But I'm not sure, too long I have not looked into my ST config. |
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This is a workaround for: #242
Feel free to reject this as I believe this is an upstream bug.
But just for the convenience, I'll post this PR as a workaround.
SublimeText 4 (as of build 4121) evaluates this valid regex:
\n?to this invalid one:$?hence causing the following error: