javascript highlighting breaks when using instanceof with equality, bitwise or arithmetic operators #814

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1. pushkine (pushkine)

   changed the title [-]javascript highlighting breaks when using `instanceof` with equality, bitwise and arithmetic operators[/-] [+]javascript highlighting breaks when using `instanceof` with equality, bitwise or arithmetic operators[/+] on Mar 28, 2020
2. nrayburn-tech commented on Mar 28, 2020

   

   Nicholas Rayburn (nrayburn-tech)

   on Mar 28, 2020

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   It seems that wrapping the comparison values in () fixes the highlighting. (Not a long term solution, but if you wanted it fixed for now.)

   (a instanceof A) !== (b instanceof B)
   (a instanceof A) > (b instanceof B)
   (a instanceof A) & (b instanceof B)
   

   
3. pushkine commented on Mar 28, 2020

   

   pushkine (pushkine)

   on Mar 28, 2020

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   Not a long term solution, but if you wanted it fixed for now.

   you cannot use a formatter with that, you'd need a double negation to keep the parentheses
4. Matt Bierner (mjbvz)

   self-assigned this

   on Mar 28, 2020
5. Matt Bierner (mjbvz)

   transferred this issue frommicrosoft/vscodeon Mar 31, 2020
6. Matt Bierner (mjbvz)

   removed their assignment

   on Mar 31, 2020
7. Sheetal Nandi (sheetalkamat)

   closed this as completedin 84422d9on Mar 31, 2020