[BUG] "0x1080" is highlighted in "1920x1080". Need a word boundary for "0x" pattern

[coppit]

• [X] I've checked docs and closed issues for possible solutions.
• [X] I can't find my issue in the FAQ.

Perhaps there's a reason there isn't a \b in the regex already. My impression is that all valid hexadecimal numbers would have a space before the "0x".

Here's my monkey patch to work around it:

Monkey patch the highlighter pattern to not highlight "0x1080" in 1920x1080 as a hex number

from rich.highlighter import ReprHighlighter for i, regex in enumerate(ReprHighlighter.highlights): if '0x' in regex: parts = regex.split('0x') ReprHighlighter.highlights[i] = r'\b0x'.join(parts)

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