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* add lexer for pointless
* lexer docstring formatting
* added link to languages doc
* update authors
* update version
* added double string
* added upval keyword
* simplify ptls example code
* rename doubleString -> multiString
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This is a manual merge as we don't want to pull in the documentation
change as part of this fix for a cleaner history.
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* Add lexer for Devicetree language
Signed-off-by: Maxime Chretien <maxime.chretien@bootlin.com>
* Devicetree lexer: fix random input test error
Signed-off-by: Maxime Chretien <maxime.chretien@bootlin.com>
* Devicetree lexer: fix example file reference
Signed-off-by: Maxime Chretien <maxime.chretien@bootlin.com>
* Devicetree lexer: Reduce example file size
Also add some missing language elements
Signed-off-by: Maxime Chretien <maxime.chretien@bootlin.com>
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* Add yang lexer for issue pygments/pygments#1407
* fix copyright statement
* adjust examplefile for yang
* fix to avoid duplicate code in lexer
* add more testcases for yang lexer
* simplify yang lexer
* simplify default rule in yang lexer
* change example yang file
* add version to yang lexer
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* Implement lexer for execline.
This commit introduces a lexer for Laurent Bercot's execline scripting language
(https://skarnet.org/software/execline) based on Pygments' existing bash lexer,
with some minor adaptations for execline's variable naming rules.
* Add versionadded note and website link to execline lexer.
* Add execline to languages.rst and example execline script
* Explicitly mark non-special characters in execline lexer as Text
* Correct execline lexer version addded
Co-authored-by: Molly Miller <sysvinit@users.noreply.github.com>
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* A lexer for F*, an ML dialect for program verification
* Fix treatment of infix applications, e.g.
* Correct modifications
* Better lexing
* Added F* to the list of supported languages
* Add example file
* Bumped versionadded field
* Added link to language
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Protzenko <jonathan.protzenko@gmail.com>
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* Fix link
* here too
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* Add a PEG (Parsing Expression Grammar) lexer
* Add PEG to doc/languages.rst and indicate version
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Not sure why Haxe wasn't in there. Pygments supports it.
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This allows us to resolve the merge conflict properly.
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Add the Sieve lexer which was just merged.
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* move to textfmts.py where other logfiles are
* fix detection of dmesg -x (heuristic "unknown" state must be last)
* change styles for debug/warn lines
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It supports output from `dmesg`, in that case it highlights based on
keywords in the line
It can also highlight `dmesg -x` output. In that case it uses the
loglevels from the kernel to highlight the lines.
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Bro has been renamed to Zeek, but the language is essentially the
same without any different treatment of .zeek files from .bro files.
This change also adds general improvements to the lexer.
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Add to CHANGES, languages, add versionadded, recreate mappings, fix DASM16
alias.
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It is sufficiently different from Perl 5 from the perspective of
syntax highlighting that it deserves a separate mention.
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2) add example Ezhil script 'ezhil_primefactors.n'
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Elixir syntax has evolved quite significantly since the initial lexer
was written. In this update I have rewritten most of the code to support
modern Elixir (as of v0.14.0-dev).
The example file has also been updated to give an quick overview
of most of the language constructs.
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