Current SQL, highlighting management

Oracle SQL Developer version 1.1.2.25 BUILD MAIN-25.79
Running under WinXP
Issue description:
This feature is not working properly, if current sql is on a single line it is not highlighted nor the last line of a multiple sql instruction.

It turns out my habit of putting the terminator (; or /) on a new line confused me - the line of the current statement that contains the terminator is not highlighted at all on running the statement (unless it is the current line).
any new lines added to a statement after being runwill not be highlighted
When the current statement is being altered, the
highlight should be removed, as it doesn't represent
the result set anymore.I agree. With the current functionality, you can completely rewrite the statement highlighted as current and the highlighting will remain (so long as you are not adding new lines at the end) even if it has no similarity to the original statement.

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