Highlight when string contains valid html

[GammaGames]

It would be nice if we had the option to format all template strings that contain valid html (or match ^<\w+.*>) to remove the need for distracting comments

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Hi
Thanks a lot for using my plugin
I'll try to do it, but it's not the easily implementable feature, because of some vscode limitations, afaik

[desislavsd]

+1
It would be nice if you can enable auto recognition and the regex may be ^\s*<\w+[\s\S]*>\s*$. This allows whitespace characters on both sides.

You can also divide the pattern into beginning ( ^\s*<\w+) and end (>\s*). Also matching just the beginning should be good enough.
@mydesireiscoma Great work so far! This extension is precious and the autorecognition mechanism would make it invaluable.

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@GammaGames
@desislavsd
I'm sorry to say, but for now, I can't find a way to solve it without breaking standard string behavior.
The main problem is limited regexp support in VSCode.
VSCode does not support multiline regexp patterns.
Anyway, I'll continue searching for a solution

[mrfloppi]

Any progress on this? My project guidelines don't allow me for adding the needed comment and I'm kinda lost within big HTML templates without highlighting.