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Rainbow improperly highlights <script><!-- --></script>
If a site does something like
<script type="javascript" src="slider.js"><!-- this is the JS for the fancy slider effects --></script>
the ending </script> tag isn't noticed by Rainbow, and it will try to JS-highlight everything until it meets another </script> tag which isn't preceded by a > (at least, that's what I've noticed).
This causes a problem in some websites, e.g. Wikipedia: around line 64, there is such a script tag, and the rest of <head> consists only of bare includes, so Rainbow pretends that a chunk of the head and the body is JS, and then highlights a bunch of unmatched tags that it missed while in JS mode.
<script type="javascript" src="slider.js"><!-- this is the JS for the fancy slider effects --></script>
the ending </script> tag isn't noticed by Rainbow, and it will try to JS-highlight everything until it meets another </script> tag which isn't preceded by a > (at least, that's what I've noticed).
This causes a problem in some websites, e.g. Wikipedia: around line 64, there is such a script tag, and the rest of <head> consists only of bare includes, so Rainbow pretends that a chunk of the head and the body is JS, and then highlights a bunch of unmatched tags that it missed while in JS mode.
I’m a little peeved
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Inappropriate?You are right, Robert.
I'm able to reproduce this bug. Passing it to codemirror dev group.
Thank you for reporting.
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