FireZenk
Doesn't detect files with shebang
Atom won't detect files that don't have the extension '.lua' even if the file begins with a lua shebang.
If a file begins with
#!/usr/bin/lua5
#!/usr/bin/lua5.1
#!/usr/bin/lua5.2
etc., Atom should detect it and provide syntax highlighting, the same way it does for a Python file with the shebang
#!/usr/bin/python3
I created a new file, named it warnings2.lua and saved this to it: #!/usr/bin/python
Upon opening it in atom was recogniced as lua file. The file was made with notepad because atom remembers last language setting for a file.
Same happens when I create an unique file without extensions with #!/usr/bin/lua in it. The language is recognized.
The only issue is with #!/usr/bin/lua5.1 and #!/usr/bin/lua5.2 and similar.
#!/usr/bin/python2.7 seems to be recognized as python even if there is no file extension.
The problem is this line the regex is saying that it only matches files with a shebang that ends with lua so lua5.1 or any other thing doesn't match.
The fix would be to replace that regex with \\A#!.*?\\blua(-?(\\d.?\\d)|jit)?\\b
