Fixing highlighting for NEWLINE. #7
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Changed %%NEWLINE%% to the correct %NEWLINE%.
Changed %%NEWLINE%% to the correct %NEWLINE%.
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Yeah seems simple like a simple fix, that should work. I haven't updated the plugin in years and been meaning to give it a minor bump this year, but the time files by. I'll try to find the time in early Januaty & go through how the plugins are updated and try get this added. |
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Awesome, Ta! :-) |
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The original highlighting is for %%NEWLINE%%, but the actual Roll20 function is %NEWLINE% (only one pair of %). The double will just produce something like this:
%
%
Hopefully I've hacked together the correction correctly... I'll admit I don't really know JSON, and this is my first attempt at a pull request. But the change looked easy so I thought I'd give it a go, hopefully make it as easy as possible to apply the fix.... :-)