Multiline Type Arguments

[marudor]

TS and JS Grammar Extension version: 0.0.50

Code

function T<A, B>() {}
T<
number,
string
>();

As you can see highlighting (here VSCode) is also broken.
Based on my, fairly limited, understand of how grammar works it seems like it doesn't correctly detect start of Type Arguments and instead parses T< as variable.other.constant.ts the two types as
variable.other.readwrite.ts and the closing > actually as keyword.operator.relational.ts

>T<
 ^
 source.ts variable.other.constant.ts
  ^
  source.ts keyword.operator.relational.ts
>string,
 ^^^^^^
 source.ts variable.other.readwrite.ts
       ^
       source.ts punctuation.separator.comma.ts
>number
 ^^^^^^
 source.ts variable.other.readwrite.ts
>>();
 ^
 source.ts keyword.operator.relational.ts
  ^
  source.ts meta.brace.round.ts
   ^
   source.ts meta.brace.round.ts
    ^
    source.ts punctuation.terminator.statement.ts

relevant part from writing a test for it.

I'm not experienced enough to know how to add multiline support.

[marudor]

Sadly duplicate of #479 - Is this still considered by design and wontfix?
Browsing through Issues this gets reported a lot.

[sheetalkamat]

Sadly its limitation of the tmlaguage syntax that doesn't allow multiline lookup and hence cannt be fixed