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In JavaScript, if a regexp has a literal quotation mark, ("), the text is highlighted as if the " was a string boundary:
<Source lang="javascript">
var s="\"abcd\"abcd\""
//creates string: "abcd"abcd" (the "s ar literal)
//remove all "s with the regxp: /"/g
s.replace(/\"/g,"")
//This code is supposed to be green, but is blue, as the literal quotation mark in the regxp is treated as a string boundary
var colorRectifier = "\""
//To correct the syntax highlighting, you have to add a dummy string containing a literal "
</source>