Switch params in PowerShell are formatted weirdly

[spongyryno]

This is a negative side-effect of this: https://community.slickedit.com/index.php/topic,19187.msg

If you don't apply that, the "switch" keyword doesn't get formatted as a keyword. But if you do, you get another bad behavior:

Create a new PowerShell script, such as foo.ps1.

Copy/paste the following code to define the parameters this script will take:

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param(
[string]$Variable1,
[int]$Variable2,
[bool]$Variable3,
[switch]$Variable4,
[string]$Variable5,
[int]$Variable6,
[bool]$Variable7,
[switch]$Variable8
)

Now, one by one, go to the end of each parameter line and hit <enter>. Note how they all work correctly except for the switch one.

Can we get this fixed?

[Clark]

I'm not able to reproduce this but maybe I'm not following what you are saying needs to be done to reproduce this.

What happens with a default config: vs -sc c:\temp\newconfig

Please post a sample file instead of copy/paste.

Please post your user.cfg.xml.

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