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[julia] Update keywords, built_in and literals for julia 1.X. #2781

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@fredrikekre fredrikekre commented Oct 23, 2020

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This updates the lists of keyword, built_in and literal for Julia 1.X. Julia 1.X was released over 2 years ago so (IMO) it should be safe to remove the old tokens that are not applicable any more, but I don't know what your policy is for such things.

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CC @mortenpi @tlienart, you might be interested in this.

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joshgoebel commented Oct 23, 2020

Thanks for this! While we're at can we go ahead and move the words into one-word per line arrays to increase the visibility and ease of future maintenance? IE:

const LITERALS = [
   "true",
   "false",
  // one word per line, etc.
]
keywords : {
  literal: LITERALS.join(" "),
  // ...

You can see examples with javascript.js and ecmascript.js...

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it should be safe to remove the old tokens that are not applicable any more, but I don't know what your policy is for such things.

We'd usually leave them if there is a chance they're still in use in the world or old code snippets but since these lists are auto-generated I don't mind if we drop the older keywords since as you say it's been quite some time.

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Thanks, I updated the PR.

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Awesome. Almost there! :-)

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Added some new stuff to test/detect, and also noticed that some duplicates where included by my scripts, so fixed that too.

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@joshgoebel joshgoebel merged commit 23a90df into highlightjs:master Oct 25, 2020
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@fredrikekre Thanks so much for contributing!

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