Add lexer for IEC 61131-3 Structured Text #2027
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This is still in draft, I'd still like to work on disambiguation and include better example code. |
The new lexer uses sets of keywords to quickly categorize names and uses regular expressions for other elements like numbers and punctuation.
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(just rebased to current master) |
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@tali I really like this addition! I guess this is no longer draft and ready for maintainer review? |
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Hi @tancnle, can you have a look please? I'd like to get this into the next release so that we can use it in our company GitLab. |
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The new lexer uses sets of keywords to quickly categorize names and uses regular expressions for other elements like numbers and punctuation.
Closes #2024