Allow use of @Language on (formatted-)string literals #117
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Could you please provide the code sample illustrating the desired behavior? |
// In ktor, one might want to do:
call.respondText(ContentType.Text.Html) {
@Language("HTML")
"""
<html>
<head>
<!-- ... -->
</head>
<body>
<!-- ... -->
</body>
</html>
"""
}
// Or when doing code generation:
fun createFunction(name: String, body: FunctionBody): String {
return @Language("Javascript") """
function $name() {
${createFunctionBody(body)}
}
"""
}The latter case might be a bit more complex due to dealing for formatted values, but a reasonable solution would be to treat them as empty for the purposes for highlighting the string. While this could pose problems for some codebases which would use this, it provides a starting point which can then be expanded upon. |
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Oh, it's Kotlin-specific. Reassigning to @serjsysoev for further evaluation |
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Btw, can't you just write this way? @Language("Javascript")
fun createFunction(name: String, body: FunctionBody): String {
return """
function $name() {
${createFunctionBody(body)}
}
"""
}Now, the return value is properly highlighted in IntelliJ for me. |
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