When returning a string from a conditional check Parser cuts averything after a "-"

[Humberd]

It should return vis-blue when selected locale is the same as in the list

<:each value="{locales}">
    <table growx="true"
           maxwidth="500"
           onclick="selectLocale"
           id="{value}"
           row="true">
        <label align="left"
               growx="true"
               color="{? $getCurrentLocale == {value} ? 'vis-blue' : 'white'}"> <!-- here -->
            @languages/{value}
        </label>
    </table>
</:each>

Instead I receive:

Exception in thread "LWJGL Application" com.github.czyzby.lml.util.LmlParsingException: Error occurred during parsing near line 24 of the original file: "locale-selector.lml" during parsing template part: "'each' macro result" on line: 9 of its content. Template part is most likely an evaluated macro or argument result, extracted from the original template.
REASON: Unable to obtain color with name: 'vis
	Due implementation of the parser, the real problematic line might SLIGHTLY vary from the given line number(s), but exception message should be clear enough to find the actual error.
	Currently parsed template part:
6  |VALID|            row="true">
7  |VALID|         <label align="left"
8  |VALID|                growx="true"
9  |ERROR|                color="{? 'en' == 'en' ? 'vis-blue' : 'white'}">
10 |     |             @languages/en
11 |     |         </label>
12 |     |     </table>

	This template part was most likely evaluated during parsing this original template part (if a macro or an argument ends on this line, its content most likely causes the error): 
21 |VALID| </:each>
22 |VALID|         </table>
23 |VALID|     </dialog>
24 |ERROR| </:noop>
25 |     | 

@edit
Even simple condition returns "vis

<label>
    {? 4 > 1 ? "vis-blue"}
</label>

[czyzby]

It might have a problem with the - inside the string (basically tries to execute "'vis" - "blue'"). The condition/equation parser is a bit magical - I wrote it a long time ago and it might have more edge cases that are not covered. ;) For now, rename the color in your Skin to something without a dash or assign vis-blue to a parameter that you can safely inject. I'll try to look into it before the next release.