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<title>Added lexer for new Hy language, a variant of Lisp running</title>
<updated>2013-09-08T21:58:19+00:00</updated>
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<name>Bob Tolbert</name>
<email>bob@tolbert.org</email>
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<published>2013-09-08T21:58:19+00:00</published>
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on Python.  See: http://hylang.org

Note that this shares a file extension with the Hybris language
but the analyse_text() function does a good job of making the
distinction.

This did however require one change to the tests to actually
pass the code of the test file to get_lexer_for_filename()
so that the tests would differentiate Hy from Hybris.

And while this is a Lisp and shares some syntax with Clojure,
it has been added to the agile.py file to share the lists of
keywords and builtins with the PythonLexer.
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on Python.  See: http://hylang.org

Note that this shares a file extension with the Hybris language
but the analyse_text() function does a good job of making the
distinction.

This did however require one change to the tests to actually
pass the code of the test file to get_lexer_for_filename()
so that the tests would differentiate Hy from Hybris.

And while this is a Lisp and shares some syntax with Clojure,
it has been added to the agile.py file to share the lists of
keywords and builtins with the PythonLexer.
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