Another script editor colouring bug:
code:
Debug.Trace("\\\"");
It appears that the editor takes the apostrophe as part of the string if there is a backslash before it (
"\"" resulting in
"), unless there is another backslash before that backslash (
"\\" resulting in
\). However, as seen above, it doesn't take into account a third back slash (
"\\\"" resulting in
\").