Claire Foster

Further version information regarding my setup, and a more complete demo: ``` _ _ _(_)_ | A fresh approach to technical computing (_) | (_) (_) | Documentation: https://docs.julialang.org _...

Ok, here's why this was happening, at least for me. Because I'm on windows 10, I've applied the workaround from https://github.com/JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl/issues/334#issuecomment-358551237 in order to pin to the old version 2.3.1....

Furthermore, having manually installed python 3.6 via anaconda and set `ENV["PYTHON"]` to the appropriate path, I've been able to `Pkg.free("PyPlot")` which upgrades PyPlot to `2.3.2`, and plotting is now working...

To measure current performance a little... The largest Julia source file in JuliaLang/julia seems to be `test/core.jl`, and we've got ``` julia> text = read(joinpath(Sys.BINDIR, "..", "share", "julia", "test", "core.jl"),...

@pfitzseb here's an initial prototype of the `CSTParser.EXPR` conversion. Currently it's still in the prototypes directory which I think is fine while experimenting. However to make this usable but also...

Sure! If everyone maintaining CSTParser is happy to do that, I think that's an excellent solution!

I've started a big refactor to integrate Tokenize better into JuliaSyntax and delete a lot of the shim code I had to put in.

That reverse UTF-8 decoding is interesting :+1: I'd try Automa.jl first if I thought we needed really fast lexing as it's very Julia-native and the devs are receptive to the...

I think we've resolved the way forward with this and a big chunk of the rearrangement work was done in #40. Let's close this issue and work slowly toward more...

Yes this is a bug, thanks for opening an issue! What we need to do is detect "incomplete" expressions and emit `Expr(:incomplete)` for these to make this work. In the...