> If that's the case, besides being over 5 years old, what are the issues with > the custom filetype proposed above by @peter1000? Generally, what's needed to > make a good Julia filetype file?
I'm using it everyday and probably I got used to it but I see 3 big issues that require writing a Scintilla lexer specially for Julia: - using splatting "..." of varargs makes the end of the line being recognized as comment and lose coloration. - the "end" keyword sometimes doesn't match the beginning of the block (for, if, function...), I don't know if it's because you can use it for indexing also, but the code collapsing function is not working at all because of that. - complex strings with interpolation is not correctly parsed, making all the line losing color and even sometimes the next lines. Also minor problems are: - symbols are not recognized as special type (like strings) so it is not easy to find them in the code. - type annotations with ::, <: are not emphasized - macros are not colored either I tried to work on the Scintilla lexer but the documentation is too obscure. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/434#issuecomment-689809782
