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In #42 I added guillemets, etc to the highlighted items, which GG1 didn't handle. Add the same quotes to Highlight Single/Double Quotes in Selection commands. I would probably use different colors to differentiate them (quite probably the color maps from #42 should be re-used). Currently all quotes are highlighted in one color, so even straight and curly quotes aren't differentiated from one another today.
New single quotes:
‹test› SINGLE {LEFT, RIGHT}-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
‛test‚ SINGLE {HIGH-REVERSED-9, LOW-9} QUOTATION MARK
New double quotes:
«test» {LEFT, RIGHT}-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
‟test„ DOUBLE {HIGH-REVERSED-9, LOW-9} QUOTATION MARK
The "9" quotes are not used very commonly, but I think it would be useful to highlight them, and in a different color, since they are hard to distinguish from a normal curly opening quote followed by a comma.
@windymilla I'll handle this one if you want to assign to me.
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In #42 I added guillemets, etc to the highlighted items, which GG1 didn't handle. Add the same quotes to Highlight Single/Double Quotes in Selection commands. I would probably use different colors to differentiate them (quite probably the color maps from #42 should be re-used). Currently all quotes are highlighted in one color, so even straight and curly quotes aren't differentiated from one another today.
New single quotes:
SINGLE {LEFT, RIGHT}-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
SINGLE {HIGH-REVERSED-9, LOW-9} QUOTATION MARK
New double quotes:
{LEFT, RIGHT}-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
DOUBLE {HIGH-REVERSED-9, LOW-9} QUOTATION MARK
The "9" quotes are not used very commonly, but I think it would be useful to highlight them, and in a different color, since they are hard to distinguish from a normal curly opening quote followed by a comma.
@windymilla I'll handle this one if you want to assign to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: