QML syntax highlighting fails [differently] when a line ends with a string delimiter

When a line ends in a string delimiter (" or ') followed by a newline, syntax coloring fails.  On subsequent lines following the string constant, the highlight colors are applied to the next line.

For example, here the shader code is on the next line for readability.

fragmentShader: "
   varying highp vec2 qt_TexCoord0;
   uniform sampler2D source;
   ...

If the newline follows immediately after the ",  syntax highlighting is off by one on all the following lines.  The highlighting is off by an additional line for each instance of a delimiter following by a newline.

As a workaround, place a space after the string delimiter and highlighting works as expected.

Update: unfortunately, every time you save a file in Creator, it trims trailing white space from the file, which in turn causes this issue to return.

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Reopen Update: 

With 4.12.2, the previous case described is fixed, but there is a new, similar issue.

Now, if a line ends with a string delimiter immediately followed a newline, it works as intended. But if a line has a delimiter followed by anything on that line, then highlighting is once again off by one line, though now the highlights for the line are taken from the next line.

The following multiline string causes QML highlighting to fail.

property string aString: "asdf
                          string" 

But if the first delimiter is followed immediately by the new line, it works as expected:

property string aString: "
                          asdf
                          string" 

And if the first line of the string has the newline escaped, it works as expected. Only the first line has an effect:

property string aString: "asdf \
                          string "

And if you put one or more escaped delimiters in the string, on the first line, highlighting works again

property string aString: "as\"df 
                          string"

As before, the highlighting is off by an additional line for each problematic multiline string.