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operators that are not defined in Base Julia aren't highlighted, which makes code less readable when defining custom operators:
# github a+b a⊕b a▷b a*ᵉb
(here, it looks like a⊕b, a▷b and ᵉb are variables)
a⊕b
a▷b
ᵉb
for reference, OhMyREPL.jl highlights them correctly:
OhMyREPL.jl
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Here's a few more examples:
Those operators are listed as comparison operators in julia-parser.scm. It would be nice if we could tokenization for these various Unicode operators.
julia-parser.scm
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operators that are not defined in Base Julia aren't highlighted, which makes code less readable when defining custom operators:
(here, it looks like
a⊕b
,a▷b
andᵉb
are variables)for reference,
OhMyREPL.jl
highlights them correctly:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: