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179 changes: 179 additions & 0 deletions components/prism-emacs.js
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Prism.languages.emacs = (function () {
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  • emacs is an editor before being a language. I think it would be less confusing to name the component emacs-lisp.
  • Since this is a dialect of Lisp, it would have been interesting to have generic support for Lisp first, and then maybe add specific dialects support if the generic component can't handle them.

// Patterns in regular expressions

// Symbol name. See https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Symbol-Type.html
// & and : are excluded as they are usually used for special purposes
const symbol = '[-+*/_~!@$%^=<>{}\\w]+';
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  • Prism is written is ES5. ES6 is not compatible with IE11 so this component would need to be transpiled or rewrittent in ES5. Here, this just means the const should be replaced with var.
  • The _ should not be needed here as it's already included in \w.

// symbol starting with & used in function arguments
const marker = '&' + symbol;
// Open parenthesis for look-behind
const par = '(\\()';
const endpar = '(?=\\))';
// End the pattern with look-ahead space
const space = '(?=\\s)';

// Functions to construct regular expressions
// simple form
// e.g. (interactive ... or (interactive)
const simple_form = name => new RegExp(`(\\()${name}(?=[\\s\\)])`);
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  • Same thing for fat arrows and template strings. Please use ES5.
  • There is no need to espace the closing parenthesis in the character class at the end.

// booleans and numbers
const primitive = pattern => new RegExp(`([\\s\\(\\[])${pattern}(?=[\\s\\)])`);
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No need to espace the opening and closing parentheses in the character classes here.


var language = {
// Three or four semicolons are considered a heading.
// See https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Comment-Tips.html
'heading': {
pattern: /;;;.*/,
alias: ['comment', 'title']
},
'comment': /;.*/,
'string': {
pattern: /"(?:[^"\\]*|\\.)*"/,
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What about line feeds? Are multiline strings supported in Emacs Lisp? If not, the character class should probably also exclude \r and \n.

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I think multiline feeds are supported, I say that because this is a valid function definition

(defun multiply-by-seven (number)
       "Multiply NUMBER by seven,
second line"
       (* 7 number))

greedy: true,
inside: {
'argument': /[-A-Z]+(?=[.,\s])/,
'symbol': new RegExp("`" + symbol + "'")
}
},
'quoted-symbol': {
pattern: new RegExp('#?\'' + symbol),
alias: ['variable', 'symbol']
},
'lisp-property': {
pattern: new RegExp(':' + symbol),
alias: 'property'
},
'splice': {
pattern: new RegExp(",@?" + symbol),
alias: ['symbol', 'variable']
},
'keyword': [
{
pattern: new RegExp(par + "(?:(?:lexical-)?let\\*?|(?:cl-)?letf|if|when|while|unless|cons|cl-loop|and|or|not|cond|setq|error|message|null|require|provide|use-package)" + space),
lookbehind: true
},
{
pattern: new RegExp(par + "(?:for|do|collect|return|finally|append|concat|in|by)" + space),
lookbehind: true
}
],
'declare': {
pattern: simple_form("declare"),
lookbehind: true,
alias: 'keyword'
},
'interactive': {
pattern: simple_form("interactive"),
lookbehind: true,
alias: 'keyword'
},
'boolean': {
pattern: primitive("(?:t|nil)"),
lookbehind: true
},
'number': [
{
pattern: primitive("[-+]?\\d+(?:\\.\\d*)?"),
lookbehind: true
}
],
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Since the array contains only one pattern, it could be be removed.

'defvar': {
pattern: new RegExp(par + 'def(?:var|const|custom|group)\\s+' + symbol),
lookbehind: true,
inside: {
'keyword': /def[a-z]+/,
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I wonder what the highlighting would be here with a code piece like (defvar defabc? Maybe a ^ anchor should be added at the beginning of this regexp.

'variable': new RegExp(symbol)
}
},
'defun': {
pattern: new RegExp(par + `(?:cl-)?(?:defun\\*?|defmacro)\\s+${symbol}\\s+\\([\\s\\S]*\\)`),
lookbehind: true,
inside: {
'keyword': /(?:cl-)?def\S+/,
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A ^ anchor might be needed here too.

'arguments': null,
'function': {
pattern: new RegExp('(^\\s)' + symbol),
lookbehind: true
},
'punctuation': /[()]/
}
},
'lambda': {
pattern: new RegExp(par + `lambda\\s+\\((?:&?${symbol}\\s*)*\\)`),
lookbehind: true,
inside: {
'keyword': /lambda/,
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A ^ anchor might be needed here too.

'arguments': null,
'punctuation': /[()]/
}
},
'car': {
pattern: new RegExp(par + symbol),
lookbehind: true
},
'punctuation': [
// open paren
/['`,]?\(/,
// brackets and close paren
/[)\[\]]/,
// cons
{
pattern: /(\s)\.(?=\s)/,
lookbehind: true
}
]
};

const arg = {
'lisp-marker': new RegExp(marker),
'rest': {
'argument': {
pattern: new RegExp(symbol),
alias: 'variable'
},
'varform': {
pattern: new RegExp(par + symbol + "\\s+\\S[\\s\\S]*" + endpar),
lookbehind: true,
inside: {
'string': language.string,
'boolean': language.boolean,
'number': language.number,
'symbol': language.symbol,
'punctuation': /[()]/
}
}
}
};

const forms = "\\S+(?:\\s+\\S+)*";

const arglist = {
pattern: new RegExp(par + "[\\s\\S]*" + endpar),
lookbehind: true,
inside: {
'rest-vars': {
pattern: new RegExp("&(?:rest|body)\\s+" + forms),
inside: arg
},
'other-marker-vars': {
pattern: new RegExp("&(?:optional|aux)\\s+" + forms),
inside: arg
},
'keys': {
pattern: new RegExp("&key\\s+" + forms + "(?:\\s+&allow-other-keys)?"),
inside: arg
},
'argument': {
pattern: new RegExp(symbol),
alias: 'variable'
},
'punctuation': /[()]/
}
};

language['lambda'].inside.arguments = arglist;
language['defun'].inside.arguments = Prism.util.clone(arglist);
language['defun'].inside.arguments.inside.sublist = arglist;

return language;
})();
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