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Also, raise on warnings from Pygments only.
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- Fix prematurely popped states
- Fix @availability
- Fix single-digit floats
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- Use default('#pop')
- Fix oddly-wrapped lines
- Restore versionadded
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- No longer inherits from the Objective-C lexer (Swift is not a subset of
Objective-C, so the existing lexer highlights incorrectly)
- Updated for Swift 1.1 (the existing lexer wasn't even up-to-date with Swift
1.0 GM)
- Adds Swift attributes
- Adds Swift builtins
- Adds string interpolation support
- Adds nested comment support
- Adds "preprocessor" statement support
- Adds implicit block variable support
- Parses special comments (reST, MARK, TODO, FIXME)
- Parses more Swift constructs than before
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These were all pointed out by regexlint but required manual effort to track down
(indicator.py was confused by most of them being produced by expressions).
Also comment out some iffy comment patterns.
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These locations were all found by regexlint and done semi-manually, leaving
braces within [] alone (they aren't special in the 'regex' module).
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regexes
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