Michael Sheets

Is this something that has been adopted as part of CoffeeScript proper or would it be better as it's own bundle?

The way we solve this in the ruby grammar is a look-behind that checks to see if the preceding characters are indicative of starting a regular expression match. This may...

I just added a regular expressions grammar for JavaScript to an Avian (2.0) fork of the JavaScript bundle. There isn't anything 2.0 specific in it so I can back port...

Since I was called out: I think the current scoping is correct, the Javascript is contained within a tag and should have the `meta.tag` scope. The coloring provided by the...

So I've been thinking about this for a couple days, seems to me what triggers this issue is when a new context is created. In this case an embedded block...

I mean that it is the begin/end rule that creates a new context which in this case is a block of embedded `source.c`. i.e.: It is that block that really...

@elprans Github uses TextMate-style grammars for highlighting, see [github/linguist](https://github.com/github/linguist). For python they use this grammar, MagicPython. @vpetrovykh One issue with matching SQL inside a string can be begin/end matches matching...

@MaximSokolov Didn't see this until now, we never added the punctuation scope to the documentation but we do have a spec I've [posted here for reference](https://gist.github.com/infininight/9392d1e4408d507a4691e3daba9b3ec9). This is what we...

So the issue with recognizing the start of a regular expression is distinguishing between it and the `/` operator. The rule for TextMate and Atom take a similar approach by...

Because this a potentially destructive, especially being remote, command I would like to see some sort of confirmation/warning when using it. Not sure if that should be in the HTML...