Small syntax definition fixes and a new theme #2
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this theme is slightly busier than the current themes, providing - clear delineated list and block quote enivornments - syntax coloring for math and inline latex code - a soft, low contrast color scheme (the theme is loosely based on Ciapre theme by vinhx
- $$ enclosed math (display equations) are now highlighted - citations not beginning with [@ are now highlighted e.g. [c.f. @tomasello03] - inline latex is highlighted (fairly simple regular expression; will not work on edge cases
- pandoc has an auto-numbered list format using #. which were being marked as headers - added condition that headers do not start with .
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I took your advice and forked. I updated the regexes for citation, math, and header matching. I also created a new theme. As of now, only my theme supports LaTeX highlighting, but I can update the other three themes if you like it.
TODO:
I tried to set up (i) table highlighting with a light gray background and (ii) automatically numbered lists, which are currently recognized as headers.
For (i), I have a regex which will match pipe and grid tables:
((\+\-+)+\+(\n.+)*(\+\-+)+\+)|(((\|.*){2,}\n){2,})but I think .tmLanguage doesn't like to match regexes over multiple lines. I could definitely figure out how to do it, probably with the \G symbol which I am yet to understand. However, the main utility of such highlighting would be to point out when a table is poorly constructed, and I'm not sure how you would do that with this system.For (ii) I thought it would be as simple as adding a
#\.every time I saw^[ ]{0,3}([0-9]+\.|[a-z]\.)(?=\s)but I guess it's not so simple…Cheers