This a very minor "visual" bug that doesn't affect the function of MP!L at all.
The colouring in the script editor becomes confused when using quotation marks are used in regular expressions. According to
MSDN, the quotation mark character in a regular expression is not a special character (but rather a literal character). This means that a quotation mark in a regular expression literally matches a quotation mark, as opposed to a string.
The script editor colouring however gets confused and colours it as the beginning of a string. For example:
code:
Debug.Trace(/"/.test("\""));
The script debugging shows no errors (and displays
True), so I'm fairly sure that there's no problem with the syntax.
Thanks for your attention.
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