Fixed PostgreSQL $$ delimiter escaping in snippets #2
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Snippet parser uses $ as metacharacter, causing silent failures when parsing 23284 string delimiters
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Problem
The
pgfuncandpgtriggersnippets were not appearing in the editor due to$$delimiter conflicts with Zed's snippet parser.Solution
Escaped PostgreSQL dollar-quote delimiters (
$$) as\\$\\$to prevent conflicts with TextMate snippet grammar, which uses$as a metacharacter for placeholders.Changes to snippets
pgfuncpgtriggerpgftsI tested that the snippets work