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This is an amalgamation of the following upstream commits:
- Overhauled API documentation for lexer.lua.
- Fixed Markdown to allow code fence blocks to be indented.
- Use GitHub Pages' Primer theme for documentation.
Build static pages with Jekyll, like GitHub Pages does.
- Migrated systemd lexer.
Thanks to Matěj Cepl.
- Migrated Lisp lexer and highlight character escapes.
Thanks to Matěj Cepl.
- Migrated rpmspec lexer and made some improvements.
Thanks to Matěj Cepl.
- Modernized reST lexer.
Thanks to Matěj Cepl.
- Markdown lexer should just tag the start of a blockquote.
The quote's contents may contain markdown.
- Output lexer can highlight CSI color sequences.
- Allow lexers to define their own fold functions.
- Added custom folder for Markdown headers.
- Added `lexer.line_start`, `lexer.line_end` and `lexer.text_range()`.
- Fixed Markdown lexer to not lex some continuation lines as code.
- Fixed SciTE not using Scintillua's markdown lexer.
- Markdown lexer should not highlight secondary paragraphs in list items as code blocks.
- Have SciTE recognize CMakeLists.txt.
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fixes #1246 - Remapping : break other mappings like <C-w>s or <C-w>v
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Just a version bump, no changes required.
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Github CI ubuntu-20.04 runner image deprecated, seen in
https://github.com/actions/runner-images/issues/11101
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NOTE: buffer-test.c now directly includes buffer.c so that it can
continue to test functions which are defined as static/internal to
buffer.c
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There was only a single user of this function because
buffer_appendf is significantly more useful. Change that caller
and reduce the code.
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Yes it would be better if some commits didn't have missing
coverage but failing over it doesn't give us any useful info about
the commit
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This was the only place where buffer_move was actaully doing something useful.
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same as buffer commit Array is completely visible
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Buffer is fully exposed to the program, no need to rely on the
linker to optimize useless code.
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lets not make the code harder to read for no reason
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There are a couple times when we want to set a style without an
active window. In those cases we just want to use base UI_STYLE_*s
and (Win *) is not needed.
This fixes a crash when trying to do a vis:info() from lua during
an initial file open event.
Note that this code is due for a serious refactor, ui styles
should be stored in Ui and window specific styles should be stored
in Win. Then we won't need any of this difficult to follow
indexing into the styles array based on window id and we will
never have to realloc when a new window opens. Just another thing
to add to my list.
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closes: #1209
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If the compiler wants to use memcpy to move 12 bytes it can inline
the call itself otherwise we should just write the simple thing.
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we use raw write elsewhere; no need to go through stdio unnecessarily.
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When you take a pointer to a function in C that function is going
to appear in full in the final binary. This means that there were
3 sections of the final binary with the exact same code.
You could argue that in very high performance programs having that
function closer to the current instruction when it is needed will
give a performance boost but there are so many other places to
gain more significant speed ups in vis before that would be
remotely relevant.
In fact, removing these allows the buffer_append call to inlined
so that buffer_insert can be hopped to directly instead of
including a useless hop in the middle.
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Thanks to Samuel Marquis.
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Thanks to Samuel Marquis.
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Thanks to John Benediktsson.
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Originally this was to prevent clashes with Textadept's language-specific key handling, but this is
no longer applicable.
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The lexer runs without error, but still does not really work.
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