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2016-04-17vis: indicate primary cursor by using a different color instead of blinkingMarc André Tanner2-2/+2
Blinking caused more problems (#251, #202) than it solved. Blank cells were especially problematic.
2016-04-07lexer: update to scintillua-3.6.4-2Marc André Tanner3-8/+10
2016-04-07lexer: remove hard coded color specification from lexersMarc André Tanner3-3/+3
The variable syntax used by scintillua %(color.red) intended to make colors configurable is currently not supported. Close #229
2016-03-21vis: also lookup Lua support files relative to the binary locationMarc André Tanner1-0/+1
This simplifies deployment of vis on remote systems without root access. The idea is to extract a statically linked binary together with the lexer syntax files into some directory, adjust $PATH to include it and have everything just work. For now this uses /proc/self/exe and thus only works on Linux based systems.
2016-03-11ui: also blink primary cursor if it is on a blank cellMarc André Tanner1-0/+1
2016-03-10ui: make primary cursor blinkMarc André Tanner1-0/+1
2016-02-19update lexer for Arch Linux PKGBUILDChristian Hesse1-5/+37
2016-01-28lexer: snyc with upstream scintillua 3.6.3-1Marc André Tanner5-8/+289
2016-01-17theme: change solarized theme to use the 256 degenerated colorsMarc André Tanner1-16/+16
2016-01-02lexer: sync with upstream scintillua rev bdb74a2f31dfMarc André Tanner101-113/+489
2015-12-29lexer: add some meta data to newly added lexersMarc André Tanner4-3/+6
2015-12-29vis: fix default lua package.path and support $XDG_CONFIG_HOMEMarc André Tanner1-1/+1
The ordered list of paths for startup and lexer files is: - $VIS_PATH/{,lexers} - $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vis/{,lexers} (defaulting to $HOME/.config/vis/{,lexers}) - /usr/local/share/vis/{,lexers} - /usr/share/vis/{,lexers} - package.path (standard lua search path)
2015-12-26vis: move file type detection to visrc.luaMarc André Tanner1-119/+0
2015-12-03lexer: add lexer for FaustDavid B. Lamkins2-0/+58
Faust is a DSP (digital signal processing) programming language. See http://faust.grame.fr/ Closes #125
2015-11-13lexer: improve pure lexerDavid B. Lamkins1-11/+18
Closes #109
2015-11-11lexer: add lexer for pureDavid B. Lamkins2-0/+55
Ref: http://purelang.bitbucket.org/ Closes #106
2015-11-10lexer: fix some more color specificationsMarc André Tanner2-3/+3
2015-11-10lexers: fix color specification in diff lexerDavid B. Lamkins1-3/+3
Closes #102
2015-11-08theme: updated low color themeMarc André Tanner1-9/+7
2015-11-08theme: add default low color themeMarc André Tanner2-0/+33
The theme was contributed by David B. Lamkins
2015-11-08ui: load syntax theme based on the number of supported colorsMarc André Tanner1-0/+0
The theme to use can be overriden via the $VIS_THEME environment variable. $ VIS_THEME=solarized vis
2015-11-08vis: introduce vis namespace for lua objectsMarc André Tanner1-0/+2
For now the vis table has only one member "lexers".
2015-11-08lexer: add ledger lexerCharles Lehner2-0/+58
2015-11-08theme: increase contrast by setting background color to blackMarc André Tanner1-1/+1
2015-11-08lexer: new lexer for man/roff formatDavid B. Lamkins2-0/+36
2015-11-08lexer: new APL lexerDavid B. Lamkins2-0/+69
2015-11-08vis: try to support all lua versions >= 5.1Marc André Tanner1-1/+1
Make lpeg module table explicitly global, which should work with the different module loading semantics.
2015-11-08vis: implement :set colorcolumnMarc André Tanner1-0/+1
2015-11-08Add lexer specific README fileMarc André Tanner1-0/+48
2015-11-08vis: implement :set cursorlineMarc André Tanner1-0/+1
2015-11-08vis: experimental support for lua/lpeg based syntax highlightingMarc André Tanner4-5/+184
The lua based lexers are searched in the following order: $VIS_PATH/lexers $HOME/.vis/lexers /usr/share/vis/lexers followed by the standard lua package.path
2015-11-08Import LPeg based lexers from Scintillua 3.6.1-1Marc André Tanner108-0/+11252
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