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Add support for Delphi #543
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February 10, 2013 23:21
…snapshots of minified JS and CSS
…sing the useless stdout
… or comments prior to the prettified node
…o use the google code download upload script
…update the autoloader
…files and language identifiers
… the loader works even though there is only a source for lang-lisp.js which registers a handler for lang-scm
…ersion instead of minified
- log results in a "report" container (that way tests can be run using test_in_node script) - show differences in tables
- takes care of empty attribs like class="" or style="" left behind in certain cases - also process output of JSON stringify necessary in some cases so that the tests pass
It is needed because lang-*.js files are dependent on prettify.js being loaded first, but scripts dynamically inserted using document.write are executed asynchronously in no guaranteed order.. This was causing the tests to fail when run under zombie/jsdom (using test_in_node), while running in a live browser didn't always manifest the problem.
+ minor formatting
this fixes a failing test in numberLines_test.html
* First, crude version of the elixir language handler.
* multiple elixir plugin improvements - attributes, atoms, strings, ...
* elixir-lang - added support for number literals with underscores
* elixir-lang: added support for atoms as keys in keyword lists
* Elixir: added support for sigils, simplified the keywords regex
* Elixir: added more keywords from Kernel.SpecialForms
* Elixir: adding missing keywords and more permissive atom/variable names
* Elixir: better support for binaries/bitstrings
* Elixir: added support for the `iex` prompt for interactive examples
* added a failing test for elixir
* Elixir: fixed the failing test for elixir syntax highlighting
* Elixir: Highlighting constructs like `%{"THIS": :foo}` as atoms
* Elixir: fixed false-positive highlighting for 0XFF and 0O77
* Elixir: fixing the license text.
* Elixir: fixing multiline charlists
* Elixir: more robust multiline strings and charlists
* Elixir: making string recognition simpler and more correct
* Kotlin support * Added string interpolation * Added more keywords
* added module.exports * modified module.exports to incl. prettyPrintOne * added include paths for css preprocessor support * fix window not defined issue with browserify * Change to prettify.js for better React support * moved node logic to js-modules/node_prettify, modified grunt tasks * remvoed redundant closure-compiler flag
The current download link, linked to a `.tgz` file that no longer exists. This fixes it be pointing to the `.zip`
* associatedtype: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/Generics.html * fileprivate|open: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/AccessControl.html * Self: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/Declarations.html * #column|#file|#function: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/Expressions.html * #colorLiteral|#fileLiteral|#imageLiteral|#selector|#sourceLocation : https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/LexicalStructure.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40014097-CH30-ID410
* update lang-lasso.js - require word break after parameter local - relocate keywords to follow types * support for rest parameters * faster string matching patterns
Ran `npm install && npm script grunt` to regenerate loader directory and srcs.
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Also pulls in ncruces patches to this file from https://github.com/google/code-prettify/pull/573/files
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…wait and try (#590) * Added Rust missing keyword dyn * Added Rust new reserved keyword async, await and try
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Delphi is similar to pascal but has some differences
I attach a separate color scheme, but it is fully compatible with the "Pascal" scheme and, perhaps, you just need to replace the Pascal scheme
lang-delphi.js.zip