<p dir="auto">A common way to strip double-quotes from a variable in Windows Batch Language:<br>
set my_var=%my_var:"=%</p>
<p dir="auto">But, VS code syntax highlighter thinks that the double-quote in the line above is starting a string, and so, it highlights all code in the file beyond that double-quote until it finds another double-quote in the file, as if it were part of a string, which is isn't.</p>
<p dir="auto">After upgrading to version 0.10.1 Syntax highlighting within windows .bat files has become reduced.</p>
<p dir="auto">Previous versions would syntax highlight variables (%VARIABLENAME%) and comments(REM-COMMENT TEXT" now these both appear as normal text:</p>
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