The default coloring lights up like a Xmas tree past 32K, since all tokens are considered a warning at that point. Certainly should not be a default, but imagine some user like to disable that.
Perhaps some RouterOS #pragma disable-warning-filesize could be read as additional mechanism, which be a comment user uses in their script, that RouterOS LSP picks up when parsing for diagnostics ("Problems").
Not high priority. But tracking.
The default coloring lights up like a Xmas tree past 32K, since all tokens are considered a warning at that point. Certainly should not be a default, but imagine some user like to disable that.
Perhaps some RouterOS
#pragma disable-warning-filesizecould be read as additional mechanism, which be a comment user uses in their script, that RouterOS LSP picks up when parsing for diagnostics ("Problems").Not high priority. But tracking.