* Multiple changes
- Fixed overlapping between the macros and some statements.
- Added "t" and "abs" as types.
- Removed "fun0", "fun1", "clo0", "clo1", ..., "prf" from types and added them to the special block as effects.
- Added "lin", "lincloptr0" and "lincloptr1" as effects.
- Added "do" and "static" as statements.
- Added "tupz!" and "prerr!" to the special block.
- Fixed some typos.
* Updated regex for exhaustive types
* Final touches
* Removed "t" from types
* Minor fix
* Improved support for floats and integers
Make it comply with https://github.com/Hibou57/PostiATS-Utilities/blob/master/doc/lexemes-guide.md
* Chars are now interpreted as strings
Less troubling when working with '"' inside chars or multiline strings
* Reverted strings and chars from multiline to one line
For some reason, having strings on the same line as other symbols breaks the highlighting on the latter
* Add "ldouble" type
* Added syntax highlighting for ATS
* Fixed "////" comment not working as intended
Added a hack to make it impossible to match the end of the comment
* Fixed typo, added '#' and '@' as symbols
Note that there's a TODO with if/when 'limit-rules' are added.
Till that's added, any 'style' and 'script' blocks will be missing highlighting on their identifiers.
The actual contents (CSS or JS) will still work correctly though.
It was needlessly highlighting everything that wasn't a comment.
Adds keyword detection for Github-esque issue-closing syntax.
Adds missing 'd' and 'drop' highlighting in git-rebase-todo
* Add some missing Lua string syntax
All Lua strings have the string functions inside of them.
'...you can use the string functions in object-oriented style'
See '6.4 – String Manipulation' in https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html
* Lua - Highlight self and TODO/NOTE/FIXME
* Add Lua 'arg' and triple-dot syntax
- Sort keywords alphabetically
- Use `symbol.operator` for operators instead of `statement`
- Add a basic support for back-tick strings
- Mark unassigned keywords as errors
The default colorschemes should ideally use 256 colors instead
of just 16 colors. The `simple` colorscheme should cover most
16 color use cases. I went through the colorschemes and put the themes
that didn't look good or looked incomplete in an in_progress directory.
This commit also improves the `cd` command behavior when using an
unnamed buffer.
