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Lean is a functional programming language and a proof assistant.
According to the Lean Community Website, they are currently in the middle of switching from using Lean 3 to using Lean 4. Because of this, I propose to have the lean3 and lean4 lexers, and a lean lexer that will be a fallback to lean4.
In the Pygments languages page, it says that it has support for Lean, but I don't know yet how easy it is to port from Pygments to Chroma.
The reference manual for the language can be found here.
Is there an existing issue for this?
What is the missing lexer?
Lean is a functional programming language and a proof assistant.
According to the Lean Community Website, they are currently in the middle of switching from using Lean 3 to using Lean 4. Because of this, I propose to have the
lean3
andlean4
lexers, and alean
lexer that will be a fallback tolean4
.In the Pygments languages page, it says that it has support for Lean, but I don't know yet how easy it is to port from Pygments to Chroma.
The reference manual for the language can be found here.
Links to existing syntax definitions
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