The highlighting for url() seems incorrect in a strange mix of circumstances:
- The line with
url() is indented with tabs, not spaces.
url()'s argument uses quotes (which is sometimes necessary in Stylus, e.g., for embedded images).url()'s argument has a character followed by an equal sign (=), such as you might see in a Base64 data URI. Not all prefix characters trigger this, but alphanumerics do.
For example, this triggers the incorrect highlighting in vim-stylus (assuming tabs for indentation):
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background: url("a=")It looks like that combination triggers the assignment syntax rules, and interprets the closing quote in url("a=") as the opening quote of a string.
The highlighting for
url()seems incorrect in a strange mix of circumstances:url()is indented with tabs, not spaces.url()'s argument uses quotes (which is sometimes necessary in Stylus, e.g., for embedded images).url()'s argument has a character followed by an equal sign (=), such as you might see in a Base64 data URI. Not all prefix characters trigger this, but alphanumerics do.For example, this triggers the incorrect highlighting in vim-stylus (assuming tabs for indentation):
It looks like that combination triggers the assignment syntax rules, and interprets the closing quote in
url("a=")as the opening quote of a string.