CoffeeScript adds a multi-line "tripple quote" string literal which isn't currently supported by CoffeeLite.

'''
in coffee script this is all
one string literal
'''

This is the single most important feature in this text editor.

These lines

are commented

out by inserting # signs to the left.

This should behave just like it does in the javascript or C# editor, but instead of adding to slashes // it adds # symbols.

Version 0.1.3 claims that it is v0.1.2
This causes it not to upgrade.

/* */ is incorrectly treated as a comment

...

is not treated as a comment

'this' is not recognised as a keyword.
And '@...' should probably be highlighted in a the same way that 'this' is highlighted, to show that they are treated in the same way.

E.g. "true," is not highlighted.

Hi, I found some issues:

1. The "coffee.this" color looks too light. Sometimes it's hard to recognize the text. I suggest using rgb(192,96,0) or just black.
2. There are 2 issues in the parenthesis highlighting. First, if the ")" is the last character of the file, it will not be highlighted when you move the caret on it. Second, if you type:
   s.replace(///"///, """)
   or
   s.replace(///'///, "'")
   Even if it's not the last character of the file, the ")" will not be highlighted. That may be because of the quotation (apostrophe) mark in the regular expression.
3. Just a suggestion: In Microsoft's JavaScript editor, some "value" keywords such as null, undefined, true and false are in black color. Could you use this style?

There is a very noticeable pause when starting/ending strings and comments.