sub members (properties/methods) of variables appear different behind an array reference

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Dificultad
3/5
Tiempo estimado
1-2 días
Aptitud para principiantes
35/100
Tipo de issue
Error
Claridad
Bastante claro
Estado de actividad
Estancado
Stack tecnológico
powershell
Área
tooling

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Reproduce the three PowerShell expressions in VS Code and use the mentioned Inspect TM Scopes command to compare their scopes. Trace the syntax-highlighting grammar or entry point that handles property access through array references and parenthesized expressions. Done means all equivalent property accesses receive the intended property scope rather than the default unscoped color.

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Descripción

bug
Environment
  • Editor and Version: VS Code: 1.25.1
  • Your primary theme: Dark+ (with corrections for punctuation inside subexpressions inside strings)
Issue Description

Shouldn't both of these appear equivalent? These are all just accessing a property of an object.

$dir.Extension

$dir[0].Extension

($dir).Extension

obviously there could be a complete expression inside the brackets.

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Expected Behavior

I would have expected the properties to both be shown in the same dull yellow, but only the first one is, the others are instead white, the default when no scope match occurs.

Using VS Code's Inspect TM Scopes, the first line, results in 'entity.name.function.invocation.powershell' and 'source.powershell', where as the second only has 'source.powershell'.

Fortunately ${dir}.Extension appears correct, but brings up a different issue.

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