Parse oddity with modes, compilation halts
Consider the following example: When this is run with --mode=vim, all is well. When the mode is not set, compilation fails. I suspect that the parser is scanning for the closing curlie of \inlineTEX but never sees it. \starttext \startmode[vim] \usemodule[t-vim] \definevimtyping[TEX][syntax=context] \inlineTEX{%} \stopmode ‽ \stoptext Is there any work-around to prevent this, other than avoiding it completely? -- Rik
On 1/2/2018 7:48 PM, Rik Kabel wrote:
Consider the following example:
When this is run with --mode=vim, all is well. When the mode is not set, compilation fails. I suspect that the parser is scanning for the closing curlie of \inlineTEX but never sees it.
\starttext \startmode[vim] \usemodule[t-vim] \definevimtyping[TEX][syntax=context] \inlineTEX{%} \stopmode ‽ \stoptext
Is there any work-around to prevent this, other than avoiding it completely? % \enablemode[test]
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