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Commits on Aug 27, 2023
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Highlight regular expressions with tree-sitter-regex grammar
This grammar is bundled in nixos by default and seems good enough for java regular expressions. It is also maintained under the tree-sitter github org so is "official". In order to property identify the #" and closing " characters we have to parse them with the clojure grammar (in case the regex grammar is not available) and again with the regex grammar as part of the actual pattern. This could be avoided if either the clojure grammar captured a node for the inner contents of the regex literal, or the treesit-range-settings supported some kind of offest argument like the neovim tree-sitter mechanisms do. Should address issue #11 I think that multiple parsers per buffer may be too buggy to use right now. There are situations where no regex will be present on in a buffer, but the entire buffer will be highlighted as a regular expression. This functionality probably needs upstream work in Emacs before we can merge this into the main branch of clojure-ts-mode
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