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* don't crash if last line of console snippet ends with \ * simplify line regex for console lexer
* Initial stata commit * Updated stata syntax * Updated highlighting * Update stata.rb * Updated highlighting * Fixed single line comment issue * Fixed issue with \n * Update stata.rb * Added numeric formats * Added str1-str2045 * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * compound doubles added * More keywords * Added operators * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * Update stata.rb * Addressed reviewer comments Added end of line to sample file Fixed indentations Added reference to Stata manual Changed KEYWORD_TYPES and KEYWORDS_RESERVED to use class methods * Rename methods and vacuum trailing spaces * Update stata.rb Co-authored-by: Tan Le <tan.le@hey.com>
* Add puma as development dependency for Ruby 3.0 Ruby 3.0 no longer ships with a built-in webserver * Update Gemfile Co-authored-by: Tan Le <tan.le@hey.com> Co-authored-by: Tan Le <tan.le@hey.com>
* Rust: remove constant "nil" The word "nil" has no special meaning in the latest version of Rust. * Rust: update keyword list Added: They are keywords in the latest version of Rust. * `abstract` * `become` * `final` * `in` * `override` * `typeof` * `unsized` * `virtual` Removed: They are *not* keywords in the latest version of Rust. * `assert` * `copy` * `drop` * `fail` * `pure`
* resolves #1709 support Cypher multi-line comments * Remove empty line * Add newline at the end of the file
This commit adds @tancnle as a maintainer. He joined as a maintainer from 10 December 2021.
HCL is used in [Terraform which uses the `.tf` file extension](https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/commands/job/run#examples) but it is already handled by the [terraform lexer](https://github.com/rouge-ruby/rouge/blob/master/lib/rouge/lexers/terraform.rb). But HCL is also used by other Hashicorp tools like: * [Packer which uses the `.pkr.hcl` extension](https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/commands/job/run#examples) * [Vault which uses the `.hcl` extension](https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/commands/server#command-options) * [Consul which uses the `.hcl` extension](https://www.consul.io/docs/agent/options#configuration) * [Waypoint which uses the `waypoint.hcl` file](https://www.waypointproject.io/docs/waypoint-hcl#project-configuration-waypoint-hcl) * [Nomad which uses the `.nomad` extension](https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/commands/job/run#examples) but also [Nomad Packs which uses the `.hcl` extension](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/nomad/nomad-pack-writing-packs#add-a-new-pack) (in fact the [list of HCL Schemas](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/nomad/nomad-pack-writing-packs#add-a-new-pack) seems to be the most comprehensive list of HCL implementations)
Signed-off-by: Kefu Chai <tchaikov@gmail.com>
Support attributes with names that contain dashes, e.g. ARIA attributes.
* Add idris spec file * Add Idris examples * Add directive * Add prelude functions * Add prelude classes * Keyword constants * Prelude functions order * Pseudo constants for nicer highlight * Refine module and import * Add function signature * data/class/instance keywords * Proper builtin functions highlight * Ensure newlines * Extract variables to class methods * Remove captures on function name regex * Collapse number float rule * Support case-insensitive escape Co-authored-by: Tan Le <tan.le@hey.com>
* Add Ruby 3.1 to CI * Update Rubocop to be compatible with Ruby 3.1
* Add syzlang lexer This change adds a lexer for syzlang, a DSL used by syzkaller [1] to describe system call interfaces. The lexer intentionally recognizes code with less strict whitespacing rules than what syzkaller demands. This is useful for line-splitting and annotating syzlang snippets. [1] https://github.com/google/syzkaller Signed-off-by: Andrey Konovalov <andreyknvl@gmail.com> * Add syzprog lexer This change adds a lexer for syzprog, a DSL used by syzkaller [1] to describe sequences of system calls. The lexer intentionally recognizes code with less strict whitespacing rules than what syzkaller demands. This is useful for line-splitting and annotating syzprog snippets. [1] https://github.com/google/syzkaller Signed-off-by: Andrey Konovalov <andreyknvl@gmail.com>
* Add linting for newlines * Add new lines and trim extra ones EOF
We would like to run Rubocop linting against the minimum supported Ruby version, that is 2.5. Profile and warnings will be run against the latest version of Ruby 3.1 so we can preempt upcoming issues.
Comparing the names is much less efficient than comparing the instance directly. It may also change in the future: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/18576
Update the lexer for syzlang DSL to allow processing inputs with lists and syscall arguments replaced with "...". This is useful for highlighting snippets that are shortened for readability. Also add tests for the new behavior. Signed-off-by: Andrey Konovalov <andreyknvl@gmail.com>
* initial support for lean 3 * incorporate keywords and operators from PR #1019 * address comments * add keyword::type + other keywords
* Fix notation of named stages in multi-stage docker builds * Check for whitespace as well to mitigate "AS" appearing in image names * Add multi-stage builder pattern to sample
* add oracle plsql lexer * add demo and sample * tweak rules for multiline items and function/package/procedure/type creates * add type attributes, word operators, preprocessor directives * add rule for MERGE syntax to get keywords rather than names * remove trailing dot option for floating point number. restrict words after dot to functions or regular names instead of keywords * pad visual sample with more edge cases on numbers and dot method notation. Add comments to lexer code and pretty it up * added PLSQL to docs/Languages.md ensure 2 space indentation throughout correct spelling errors in comments change keywords to keywords_reserved and keywords_nresvd to keywords Remove redundant comments add cursor attributes to name::attribute list add optional double/float modifier letters to numeric literals, also to visual test file. * slight formatting tweak. remove extra space
This updates our Code of Conduct based on the Contributor Covenant v2.1.
This aligns the base-16 default dark colour palette with the originals.
The new lexer uses sets of keywords to quickly categorize names and uses regular expressions for other elements like numbers and punctuation.
* Add lexer for P4 * ruby 2.7 compat * add P4 to Languages.md
Co-authored-by: Andrew Hills <ahills@redhat.com>
* Mojo language highlighting support. * Added new line to fix the Linelint error
* Fix CI for 2.7 * Use load_lexer instead
Cisco IOS shares the same extension but we want to limit it given the relevant content. For other cases such as `setup.cfg`, we would prefer INI syntax.
* Skeleton code for the lexer * Add TODOs * Extend list of COBOL keywords * Fixes * Work work * Create some fixes * Follow the lexer development guide * Add some creative commons licensed COBOL code as example * Different script * Comply with license for example script * Fix EOF issue with linter * Use negative lookbehind * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Tan Le <numbat@fastmail.com> * Move constants into instance variables * Last fixups * Set ordering causes issues * Extract keywords and sections to class methods * Support lower case keywords in GnuCobol --------- Co-authored-by: Tan Le <numbat@fastmail.com>
Recognize `Thorfile` and `*.thor` files as Ruby files since they are Ruby files. Reference: - https://github.com/rails/thor/wiki/Getting-Started#file-names
Nextflow is a domain specific language (DSL) implemented on top of the Groovy programming language https://www.nextflow.io/
* implement a json5 lexer * add a desc * Remove unnecessary rules * Mirror pattern from Pygments JSON5 * Document JSON5 support --------- Co-authored-by: http://jneen.net/ <jneen@jneen.net> Co-authored-by: Michael Camilleri <mike@inqk.net> Co-authored-by: Tan Le <numbat@fastmail.com>
* Fix typo and trim spaces * Use bash syntax for all shell scripts * Update CI badge link
This ensures we delegate the handling of `{{}}` in mustache template to
JS lexer.
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