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I only see highlightValues(_ highs: [Highlight]?) nil out lastHighlighted, but highlightValue does not.
There used to be a PR in func clear() specifically set lastHighlighted to nil because some small bugs, not cleaning lastHighlighted state and causes wrong highlight.
I think we need a deeper look to make sure this PR is safe.
This doesn't actually solve the bug the original author intended. I feel like highlighting is messy right now, and we should reevaluate it in the future. We probably can just close this PR, but I'll let you decide.
ah I see. right a little messy. But why put lastHighlighted = h outside..
Why not just put both of them in @objc open func highlightValue(_ highlight: Highlight?, callDelegate: Bool) with one line code?
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highlightValuealready takes care of it.