SlickEdit thinks Rust attributes start open a clause

[spongyryno]

Open a new Rust file in SlickEdit (such as "foo.rs"), and type in an attribute, such as:

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#[allow(dead_code)]

Now, at the end of the line, hit <ENTER>. You should be in column 1, the same column as the #.

But you're not... you're indented one tab. Why?

[Clark]

We will look into this

[Clark]

A hot fix is available for this.

Download the hot fix here:

https://www.slickedit.com/hotfixes

Then load the hot fix: Help>Product Updates>Load Hot Fix...

[spongyryno]

The name of that hotfix appears to be "hotfix_se2802_3_cumulative.zip".

However, when I try to apply it, I get:

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SlickEdit Pro
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Invalid hot fix version:
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The selected hot fix is for SlickEdit 28.0.2.0.
You are currently running 28.0.1.0.

However, the "cumulative" implies it should apply to 28.0.1.0 as well. Regardless, I cannot find any other hotfixes, much less one for 28.0.1.0.

[Clark]

You need to download and install SlickEdit 28.0.2 and then install this hot fix

All 28.0.1 hot fixes are already in SlickEdit 28.0.2 which also includes other fixes.

[spongyryno]

Okay, I got the hotfix loaded.

That fixes:

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#[allow(dead_code)]

...but not:

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#![allow(dead_code)]

(Note the "!" in the 2nd column, indicating this atttribute applies globally instead of locally).

[Clark]

Added a hot fix for this too. You can download it now.

[spongyryno]

Thanks, Clark. With the latest hotfix, despite my best efforts, I haven't been able to find out a new way to break it. 

[Clark]

Thanks for posting about these issues.