Edited from the original vim file, it adds support for 5.3 and 5.4, while removing support for 4.0 and 5.0 because literally nobody ever uses those anymore.
- set g:lua_subversion to change the highlighting of the standard library
- set g:BetterLua_enable_emmylua to 0 to turn off EmmyLua comment highlighting
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Built in functions are given a different highlight group so they actually show up by default
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Added built ins from 5.3 and 5.4
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Attribute tags from 5.4 have a highlight group
luaAttrib
local x <const> = 5
local y <close> = setmetatable(...)
- this one may have some unintentional consequences as it ends the highlight region with the = sign, but
local x <const>
is useless, but valid code. So for now, just don't make nil consts.
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Function calls have a highlight group
luaFuncCall
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EmmyLua style comments have their own highlight groups (all prefixed with
luaEmmy
)luaEmmyKeyword
- The
@
directives like@param
,@type
- The
luaEmmyClassName
luaEmmyAliasName
luaEmmyParamName
luaEmmyFieldName
luaEmmyFieldExposure
public
,protected
, orprivate
after a@field
directive
luaEmmyGenericName
luaEmmyGenericParentName
luaEmmyFieldName
luaEmmyLang
luaEmmyType
- Type names, the
string
in@param foo string
- or
@type string
for var annotations
- or
- Type names, the
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Self, while not a keyword, has a highlight group
luaSelf
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Operator symbols are now highlighted
luaSymbol
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Varargs has a separate highlight group to not get highlighted as a partial concatenation operator
luaVarargs
- Add luajit
- Add screenshots
- Probably some testing, some proof-reading, and refactors