Code block headers expressed as elm{l} and elm {l} (note the space in the second example) both work. In Atom syntax highlighting is applied to the block of code correctly, but in VSCode with the elm-tooling plugin (the one we recommend for litvis), only the second case with a space generates correct syntax colouring.
I assume the problem is with the elm-tooling plugin for VSCode, but could apply a Prettier type auto formatting to ensure a single space between the elm and { ?
Code block headers expressed as
elm{l}andelm {l}(note the space in the second example) both work. In Atom syntax highlighting is applied to the block of code correctly, but in VSCode with the elm-tooling plugin (the one we recommend for litvis), only the second case with a space generates correct syntax colouring.I assume the problem is with the elm-tooling plugin for VSCode, but could apply a Prettier type auto formatting to ensure a single space between the
elmand{?