├── .gitignore
├── Autoconf.YAML-tmLanguage
├── Autoconf.tmLanguage
├── Automake.YAML-tmLanguage
├── Automake.sublime-settings
├── Automake.tmLanguage
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── DEVELOPMENT.md
├── LICENSE
├── Makefile2.YAML-tmLanguage
├── Makefile2.sublime-settings
├── Makefile2.tmLanguage
├── README.md
├── build.js
├── icon.png
├── language-configuration.json
├── package-lock.json
└── package.json
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1 | # [PackageDev] target_format: plist, ext: tmLanguage
2 | # Adapted from:
3 | # https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtksourceview/tree/data/language-specs/m4.lang
4 | ---
5 | uuid: cd50bfc0-2ccb-47b9-a157-98b00816d909
6 | name: Autoconf M4
7 | scopeName: source.m4
8 | fileTypes:
9 | - configure.ac
10 | - configure.in
11 | - m4
12 |
13 | repository:
14 | # M4 basic syntax
15 | # ---------------
16 | m4-quoted:
17 | # 'm4-quoted' matches text between quote brackets and highlights it as pure
18 | # M4 (no shell code allowed).
19 | begin: \[
20 | end: \]
21 | patterns:
22 | - include: '#m4-pure'
23 | m4-quoted-shell:
24 | # 'm4-quoted-shell'' matches text between quote brackets and highlights it
25 | # as a mix of M4 and shell code.
26 | begin: \[
27 | end: \]
28 | patterns:
29 | - include: $self
30 | m4-function-call:
31 | # This context matches text between parentheses that comes after a word, and
32 | # treats it as a variable-length list of 'm' arguments. This is necessary
33 | # for unknown or user-defined macros - without this context, their arguments
34 | # would all be highlighted as shell code.
35 | begin: (?<=[\w\d_])\((?!\))
36 | end: \)
37 | patterns:
38 | - include: '#ARG-M'
39 | - begin: ','
40 | end: (?=\))
41 | patterns:
42 | - include: '#ARG-M'
43 | m4-comment:
44 | # M4 'dnl' comments are removed from the output, as opposed to shell '#'
45 | # comments, which appear in the output.
46 | name: comment.line.dnl.m4
47 | begin: dnl
48 | end: $
49 | patterns: []
50 | quadrigraph:
51 | # @<:@ and @:>@ to replace left and right brackets
52 | name: constant.character.escape.quadrigraph.m4
53 | match: '@(<:|:>)@'
54 | patterns: []
55 |
56 | # M4 macros state machine
57 | # -----------------------
58 | # In the following section, the contexts form a pretty straightforward state
59 | # machine that consumes each macro argument and moves on to the next state.
60 |
61 | NO-ARGS:
62 | # This state means all the expected arguments have been consumed, and so any
63 | # remaining arguments are errors.
64 | name: invalid.illegal.supernumerary-argument.m4
65 | begin: ','
66 | end: (?=\))
67 | patterns: []
68 |
69 | ARG-M:
70 | # This is an argument containing only pure M4.
71 | patterns:
72 | - include: '#m4-pure'
73 | ARG-S:
74 | # This is an argument containing a mix of M4 and shell code.
75 | patterns:
76 | - include: '#m4-quoted-shell'
77 | - include: '#m4-pure'
78 |
79 | # The TO-ARGS- states match a comma, and then enter the corresponding ARGS-
80 | # state
81 | TO-ARGS-M:
82 | <<: &TO-ARGS
83 | begin: ','
84 | end: (?=\))
85 | patterns:
86 | - include: '#ARGS-M'
87 | TO-ARGS-S:
88 | <<: *TO-ARGS
89 | patterns:
90 | - include: '#ARGS-S'
91 | TO-ARGS-MM:
92 | <<: *TO-ARGS
93 | patterns:
94 | - include: '#ARGS-MM'
95 | TO-ARGS-MS:
96 | <<: *TO-ARGS
97 | patterns:
98 | - include: '#ARGS-MS'
99 | TO-ARGS-SM:
100 | <<: *TO-ARGS
101 | patterns:
102 | - include: '#ARGS-SM'
103 | TO-ARGS-SS:
104 | <<: *TO-ARGS
105 | patterns:
106 | - include: '#ARGS-SS'
107 | TO-ARGS-MMM:
108 | <<: *TO-ARGS
109 | patterns:
110 | - include: '#ARGS-MMM'
111 | TO-ARGS-MMS:
112 | <<: *TO-ARGS
113 | patterns:
114 | - include: '#ARGS-MMS'
115 | TO-ARGS-MSS:
116 | <<: *TO-ARGS
117 | patterns:
118 | - include: '#ARGS-MSS'
119 | TO-ARGS-SSM:
120 | <<: *TO-ARGS
121 | patterns:
122 | - include: '#ARGS-SSM'
123 | TO-ARGS-SSS:
124 | <<: *TO-ARGS
125 | patterns:
126 | - include: '#ARGS-SSS'
127 | TO-ARGS-MMMM:
128 | <<: *TO-ARGS
129 | patterns:
130 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMM'
131 | TO-ARGS-MMSS:
132 | <<: *TO-ARGS
133 | patterns:
134 | - include: '#ARGS-MMSS'
135 | TO-ARGS-MSSM:
136 | <<: *TO-ARGS
137 | patterns:
138 | - include: '#ARGS-MSSM'
139 | TO-ARGS-MSSS:
140 | <<: *TO-ARGS
141 | patterns:
142 | - include: '#ARGS-MSSS'
143 | TO-ARGS-MMMMM:
144 | <<: *TO-ARGS
145 | patterns:
146 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMMM'
147 | TO-ARGS-MMMSS:
148 | <<: *TO-ARGS
149 | patterns:
150 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMSS'
151 | TO-ARGS-MVARARGS:
152 | <<: *TO-ARGS
153 | patterns:
154 | - include: '#ARGS-MVARARGS'
155 | TO-ARGS-SVARARGS:
156 | <<: *TO-ARGS
157 | patterns:
158 | - include: '#ARGS-SVARARGS'
159 |
160 | # The ARGS- states match an argument of the type of the head of the argument
161 | # list, and then enter the TO-ARGS- state corresponding to the tail of the
162 | # argument list. (Or CAR and CDR, if you prefer.)
163 |
164 | ARGS-M:
165 | patterns:
166 | - include: '#ARG-M'
167 | - include: '#NO-ARGS'
168 | ARGS-S:
169 | patterns:
170 | - include: '#ARG-S'
171 | - include: '#NO-ARGS'
172 | ARGS-MM:
173 | patterns:
174 | - include: '#ARG-M'
175 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-M'
176 | ARGS-MS:
177 | patterns:
178 | - include: '#ARG-M'
179 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-S'
180 | ARGS-SM:
181 | patterns:
182 | - include: '#ARG-S'
183 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-M'
184 | ARGS-SS:
185 | patterns:
186 | - include: '#ARG-S'
187 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-S'
188 | ARGS-MMM:
189 | patterns:
190 | - include: '#ARG-M'
191 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MM'
192 | ARGS-MMS:
193 | patterns:
194 | - include: '#ARG-M'
195 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MS'
196 | ARGS-MSM:
197 | patterns:
198 | - include: '#ARG-M'
199 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SM'
200 | ARGS-MSS:
201 | patterns:
202 | - include: '#ARG-M'
203 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SS'
204 | ARGS-SSM:
205 | patterns:
206 | - include: '#ARG-S'
207 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SM'
208 | ARGS-SSS:
209 | patterns:
210 | - include: '#ARG-S'
211 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SS'
212 | ARGS-MMMM:
213 | patterns:
214 | - include: '#ARG-M'
215 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMM'
216 | ARGS-MMMS:
217 | patterns:
218 | - include: '#ARG-M'
219 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMS'
220 | ARGS-MMSS:
221 | patterns:
222 | - include: '#ARG-M'
223 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MSS'
224 | ARGS-MSSM:
225 | patterns:
226 | - include: '#ARG-M'
227 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SSM'
228 | ARGS-MSSS:
229 | patterns:
230 | - include: '#ARG-M'
231 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SSS'
232 | ARGS-SSSS:
233 | patterns:
234 | - include: '#ARG-S'
235 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SSS'
236 | ARGS-MMMMM:
237 | patterns:
238 | - include: '#ARG-M'
239 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMMM'
240 | ARGS-MMMSS:
241 | patterns:
242 | - include: '#ARG-M'
243 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMSS'
244 | ARGS-MMSSM:
245 | patterns:
246 | - include: '#ARG-M'
247 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MSSM'
248 | ARGS-MMSSS:
249 | patterns:
250 | - include: '#ARG-M'
251 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MSSS'
252 | ARGS-MMMMMM:
253 | patterns:
254 | - include: '#ARG-M'
255 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMMMM'
256 | ARGS-SMMMSS:
257 | patterns:
258 | - include: '#ARG-S'
259 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MMMSS'
260 | ARGS-MVARARGS:
261 | # The ARGS-?VARARGS states go to their own TO-ARGS- states, of course
262 | patterns:
263 | - include: '#ARG-M'
264 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-MVARARGS'
265 | ARGS-SVARARGS:
266 | patterns:
267 | - include: '#ARG-S'
268 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SVARARGS'
269 | ARGS-AS-CASE:
270 | # AS_CASE is the odd one out. Its signature should actually be M(MS)+S?,
271 | # i.e. an M followed by one or more pairs of MS, ending with an optional S,
272 | # but there's no way to highlight that properly without knowing whether a
273 | # given argument is the last one. Therefore, we highlight it as M plus
274 | # SVARARGS.
275 | patterns:
276 | - include: '#ARG-M'
277 | - include: '#TO-ARGS-SVARARGS'
278 |
279 | # Macro lists
280 | # -----------
281 | # The func- contexts are the ones actually included in the 'm4-pure' context
282 | # below. They match the macro names, and the opening and closing parentheses.
283 |
284 | func-m:
285 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:CHECK_(?:DECL|FUNC|HEADER)S_ONCE|CHECKING|\
286 | CONFIG_(?:(?:(?:AUX|LIBOBJ)_|SRC)DIR|MACRO_DIRS?|SUBDIRS)|COPYRIGHT|\
287 | ERLANG_NEED_ERLC?|F(?:77|C)_LIBRARY_LDFLAGS|FATAL|INCLUDES_DEFAULT|\
288 | LANG(?:_(?:ASSERT|CONFTEST|FUNC_LINK_TRY|POP|PUSH|SOURCE))?|\
289 | LIB(?:OBJS|SOURCES?)|MSG_(?:CHECKING|NOTICE|RESULT|WARN)|OPENMP|\
290 | PREFIX_(?:DEFAULT|PROGRAM)|PREREQ|PROG_(?:CC|CXX|F77|OBJC(?:XX)?)|\
291 | REPLACE_FUNCS|REQUIRE(?:_AUX_FILE)?|REVISION|SUBST_FILE|WARNING)|\
292 | AH_(?:BOTTOM|TOP)|\
293 | AS_(?:DIRNAME|(?:EXECUTABLE|MKDIR)_P|EXIT|SET_STATUS|TR_(?:CPP|SH)|\
294 | VAR_(?:POPDEF|TEST_SET))|\
295 | m4_(?:chomp(?:_all)?|cleardivert|debug(?:file|mode)|decr|defn|\
296 | divert(?:_(?:pop|push))?|errprintn|(?:re_)?escape|exit|expand|flatten|\
297 | s?include|incr|len|(?:make|mks)temp|n|newline|normalize|\
298 | pattern_(?:allow|forbid)|popdef|set_(?:delete|list|listc|size)|sign|\
299 | strip|to(?:lower|upper)|warning|wrap(?:_lifo)?)|\
300 | AT_(?:BANNER|CAPTURE_FILE|COPYRIGHT|INIT|KEYWORDS|SETUP|TESTED)|\
301 | AM_(?:GNU_GETTEXT_(?:VERSION|NEED)|EXTRA_RECURSIVE_TARGETS|ICONV|\
302 | INIT_AUTOMAKE|MAINTAINER_MODE|PROG_UPC|SUBST_NOTMAKE|XGETTEXT_OPTION)|\
303 | LT_(?:INIT|LANG|PREREQ)|\
304 | IT_PO_SUBDIR|\
305 | GOBJECT_INTROSPECTION_(?:CHECK|REQUIRE)|\
306 | PKG_PREREQ|PKG_(?:NOARCH_)?INSTALLDIR)\\s*(\\()"
307 | <<: &func-common
308 | end: \)
309 | beginCaptures:
310 | '1': {name: keyword.other.macro.m4}
311 | '2': {name: keyword.operator.function-call.m4}
312 | endCaptures:
313 | '0': {name: keyword.operator.function-call.m4}
314 | patterns:
315 | - include: '#ARGS-M'
316 | func-s:
317 | begin: "\\b(AC_CONFIG_COMMANDS_(?:PRE|POST)|AS_(?:ECHO(?:_N)?|UNSET)|\
318 | m4_(?:esyscmd(?:_s)?|syscmd)|\
319 | AT_(?:X?FAIL|SKIP)_IF)\\s*(\\()"
320 | <<: *func-common
321 | patterns:
322 | - include: '#ARGS-S'
323 | func-mm:
324 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:ARG_VAR|BEFORE|CHECK_ALIGNOF|CONFIG_TESTDIR|DIAGNOSE|\
325 | ERLANG_(?:PATH_ERLC?|SUBST_INSTALL_LIB_SUBDIR)|F(?:77|C)_FUNC|\
326 | LANG_(?:CALL|PROGRAM)|MSG_(?:ERROR|FAILURE)|PROG_FC)|\
327 | AH_(?:TEMPLATE|VERBATIM)|\
328 | AU_ALIAS|\
329 | AS_(?:BOX|ESCAPE|TMPDIR|VAR_(?:APPEND|COPY|PUSHDEF))|\
330 | m4_(?:append_uniq_w|apply|assert|change(?:com|quote)|(?:list)?cmp|\
331 | (?:copy|rename)(?:_force)?|default(?:_nblank)?(?:_quoted)?|\
332 | define(?:_default)?|defun|divert_(?:once|text)|fatal|index|map(?:all)?|\
333 | pushdef|set_(?:contents|difference|dump|intersection|map|union)|split|\
334 | stack_foreach(?:_lifo)?|text_box|version_compare|warn)|\
335 | AT_DATA|\
336 | AM_MISSING_PROG|\
337 | GTK_DOC_CHECK|\
338 | IT_PROG_INTLTOOL)\\s*(\\()"
339 | <<: *func-common
340 | patterns:
341 | - include: '#ARGS-MM'
342 | func-ms:
343 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:CACHE_VAL|DEFUN(?:_ONCE)?|SUBST)|\
344 | AS_(?:INIT_GENERATED|VAR_(?:ARITH|SET))|\
345 | AM_CONDITIONAL)\\s*(\\()"
346 | <<: *func-common
347 | patterns:
348 | - include: '#ARGS-MS'
349 | func-ss:
350 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:F(?:77|C)_(?:DUMMY_MAIN|IMPLICIT_NONE)|\
351 | FC_(?:CHECK_BOUNDS|(?:FREE|FIXED)FORM|\
352 | MODULE_(?:OUTPUT_)?FLAG|PP_DEFINE)))\\s*(\\()"
353 | <<: *func-common
354 | patterns:
355 | - include: '#ARGS-SS'
356 | func-mmm:
357 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:CHECK_SIZEOF|DEFINE(?:_UNQUOTED)?)|\
358 | AS_SET_CATFILE|\
359 | m4_(?:append|bpatsubst|bregexp|eval|ifn?blank|ifn?def|ifset|ifvaln?|\
360 | map(?:all)?_sep|set_(?:empty|foreach)|substr|translit|version-prereq)|\
361 | AM_GNU_GETTEXT)\\s*(\\()"
362 | <<: *func-common
363 | patterns:
364 | - include: '#ARGS-MMM'
365 | func-mms:
366 | begin: \b(AC_CACHE_CHECK|m4_foreach(?:_w)?)\s*(\()
367 | <<: *func-common
368 | patterns:
369 | - include: '#ARGS-MMS'
370 | func-msm:
371 | begin: \b(AU_DEFUN)\s*(\()
372 | <<: *func-common
373 | patterns:
374 | - include: '#ARGS-MSM'
375 | func-mss:
376 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:CHECK_(?:FILE|FUNC)(?:S)?|\
377 | (?:COMPILE|LINK|PREPROC)_IFELSE|CONFIG_(?:COMMANDS|FILES|HEADERS|LINKS)|\
378 | ERLANG_CHECK_LIB|FC_(?:LINE_LENGTH|(?:PP_)?SRCEXT))|\
379 | AS_VAR_SET_IF|\
380 | AM_(?:COND_IF|PATH_PYTHON|PROG_VALAC)|\
381 | PKG_CHECK_EXISTS)\\s*(\\()"
382 | <<: *func-common
383 | patterns:
384 | - include: '#ARGS-MSS'
385 | func-mmmm:
386 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:CHECK_(?:PROGS|(?:TARGET_)?TOOLS?)|\
387 | PATH_(?:PROGS?|(?:TARGET_)?TOOL))|\
388 | AS_HELP_STRING|\
389 | m4_(?:map_args_w|set_(?:add|contains|map_sep|remove)|\
390 | stack_foreach_sep(?:_lifo)?|text|wrap))\\s*(\\()"
391 | <<: *func-common
392 | patterns:
393 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMM'
394 | func-mmms:
395 | begin: \b(AC_COMPUTE_INT)\s*(\()
396 | <<: *func-common
397 | patterns:
398 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMS'
399 | func-mmss:
400 | begin: "\\b(AC_(?:ARG_(?:ENABLE|WITH)|EGREP_(?:CPP|HEADER))|\
401 | AS_VAR_IF|\
402 | AT_ARG_OPTION(?:_ARG)?|\
403 | PKG_CHECK_MODULES(?:_STATIC)?)\\s*(\\()"
404 | <<: *func-common
405 | patterns:
406 | - include: '#ARGS-MMSS'
407 | func-mssm:
408 | begin: \b(AC_CHECK_(?:DECL|HEADER|MEMBER|TYPE)(?:S)?)\s*(\()
409 | <<: *func-common
410 | patterns:
411 | - include: '#ARGS-MSSM'
412 | func-msss:
413 | begin: \b(AC_RUN_IFELSE)\s*(\()
414 | <<: *func-common
415 | patterns:
416 | - include: '#ARGS-MSSS'
417 | func-ssss:
418 | begin: \b(AC_C_BIGENDIAN|AS_LITERAL_(?:WORD_)?IF)\s*(\()
419 | <<: *func-common
420 | patterns:
421 | - include: '#ARGS-SSSS'
422 | func-mmmmm:
423 | begin: \b(m4_(?:append_uniq|for)|AC_INIT)\s*(\()
424 | <<: *func-common
425 | patterns:
426 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMMM'
427 | func-mmmss:
428 | begin: \b(AT_CHECK_EUNIT|PKG_CHECK_VAR)\s*(\()
429 | <<: *func-common
430 | patterns:
431 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMSS'
432 | func-mmssm:
433 | begin: \b(AC_(?:CHECK_LIB|SEARCH_LIBS|PATH_PROGS_FEATURE_CHECK))\s*(\()
434 | <<: *func-common
435 | patterns:
436 | - include: '#ARGS-MMSSM'
437 | func-mmsss:
438 | begin: \b(AS_VERSION_COMPARE)\s*(\()
439 | <<: *func-common
440 | patterns:
441 | - include: '#ARGS-MMSSS'
442 | func-mmmmmm:
443 | begin: \b(AC_CHECK_PROG)\s*(\()
444 | <<: *func-common
445 | patterns:
446 | - include: '#ARGS-MMMMMM'
447 | func-smmmss:
448 | begin: \b(AT_CHECK(?:_UNQUOTED)?)\s*(\()
449 | <<: *func-common
450 | patterns:
451 | - include: '#ARGS-SMMMSS'
452 | func-mvarargs:
453 | begin: "\\b(m4_(?:argn|bmatch|bpatsubsts|car|case|cdr|builtin|combine|cond|\
454 | count|curry|do|dquote(?:_elt)?|dumpdefs?|echo|errprint|format|if|ignore|\
455 | indir|join(?:all)?|makelist|map_args(?:_(?:pair|sep))?|max|min|\
456 | (?:un)?quote|reverse|set_add_all|shift(?:2|3|n)?|trace(?:off|on)|\
457 | undefine|undivert))\\s*(\\()"
458 | <<: *func-common
459 | patterns:
460 | - include: '#ARGS-MVARARGS'
461 | func-svarargs:
462 | begin: \b(AS_IF)\s*(\()
463 | <<: *func-common
464 | patterns:
465 | - include: '#ARGS-SVARARGS'
466 | func-as-case:
467 | begin: \b(AS_CASE)\s*(\()
468 | end: \)
469 | beginCaptures:
470 | '1':
471 | name: keyword.other.macro.m4sh
472 | '2':
473 | name: keyword.operator.function-call.m4
474 | endCaptures:
475 | '0':
476 | name: keyword.operator.function-call.m4
477 | patterns:
478 | - include: '#ARGS-AS-CASE'
479 |
480 | # Now come the macros that don't take any arguments. They are not called
481 | # with empty parentheses, just with the macro name: e.g. AC_OUTPUT.
482 | #
483 | # We also have contexts for macros that do take arguments, but can also be
484 | # called without any; for example, AC_PROG_CC takes a list of compiler names
485 | # to search for, but is mostly just called without it. Since the 'func-m'
486 | # context would only match AC_PROG_CC(), we repeat this kind of macros in
487 | # '-optargs' contexts.
488 |
489 | m4-macros-noargs:
490 | name: keyword.other.macro.m4
491 | match: \bm4_(divnum|init|location|sysval)
492 | patterns: []
493 | m4-macros-optargs:
494 | name: keyword.other.macro.m4
495 | match: "\\bm4_(change(com|quote)|debug(file|mode)|divert_pop|newline|\
496 | trace(on|off))"
497 | patterns: []
498 |
499 | ac-macros-noargs:
500 | name: keyword.other.macro.autoconf
501 | match: "\\bAC_(ARG_PROGRAM|AUTOCONF_VERSION|C_BACKSLASH_A|\
502 | CACHE_(LOAD|SAVE)|CANONICAL_(BUILD|HOST|TARGET)|CHECK_HEADER_STDBOOL|\
503 | C_(CHAR_UNSIGNED|CONST|FLEXIBLE_ARRAY_MEMBER|INLINE|PROTOTYPES|RESTRICT|\
504 | STRINGIZE|TYPEOF|VARARRAYS|VOLATILE)|DISABLE_OPTION_CHECKING|\
505 | ERLANG_SUBST_(((INSTALL_)?LIB|ROOT)_DIR|ERTS_VER)|F77_(MAIN|WRAPPERS)|\
506 | FC_(MAIN|MODULE_EXTENSION|WRAPPERS)|FUNC_(ALLOCA|CHOWN|CLOSEDIR_VOID|\
507 | FNMATCH(_GNU)?|FORK|FSEEKO|GETGROUPS|GETLOADAVG|GETMNTENT|GETPGRP|LSTAT|\
508 | MALLOC|MBRTOWC|MEMCMP|MMAP|OBSTACK|REALLOC|SELECT_ARGTYPES|SETPGRP|STAT|\
509 | STRCOLL|STRERROR_R|STRFTIME|STRNLEN|STRTOLD|UTIME_NULL|VPRINTF)|\
510 | HEADER_(ASSERT|DIRENT|MAJOR|RESOLV|STAT|STDBOOL|STDC|SYS_WAIT|TIME|\
511 | TIOCGWINSZ)|LANG_(DEFINES_PROVIDED|WERROR)|OUTPUT|\
512 | PACKAGE_(BUGREPORT|NAME|STRING|TARNAME|URL|VERSION)|PATH_X(TRA)?|\
513 | PRESERVE_HELP_ORDER|PROG_(AWK|CC(_C(89|99|_O))|CC_STDC|CPP(_WERROR)?|\
514 | CXX(CPP|_C_O)?|EGREP|F77_C_O|FC_C_O|FGREP|GCC_TRADITIONAL|GREP|INSTALL|\
515 | LEX|LN_S|MAKE_SET|MKDIR_P|OBJ(CXX)?CPP|RANLIB|SED|YACC)|REPLACE_FNMATCH|\
516 | REQUIRE_CPP|STRUCT_(DIRENT_D_(INO|TYPE)|ST_BLOCKS|TIMEZONE|TM)|\
517 | SYS_(INTERPRETER|LARGEFILE|LONG_FILE_NAMES|POSIX_TERMIOS)|\
518 | TYPE_(GETGROUPS|INT(16_T|32_T|64_T|8_T)|INTMAX_T|INTPTR_T|\
519 | LONG_DOUBLE(_WIDER)?|LONG_LONG_INT|MBSTATE_T|MODE_T|OFF_T|PID_T|SIGNAL|\
520 | SIZE_T|SSIZE_T|UID_T|UINT(16_T|32_T|64_T|8_T)|UINTMAX_T|UINTPTR_T|\
521 | UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG_INT)|USE_SYSTEM_EXTENSIONS)"
522 | patterns: []
523 | ac-macros-noargs2:
524 | name: keyword.other.macro.autoconf
525 | match: "\\bA(H_HEADER|S_(BOURNE_COMPATIBLE|INIT|LINENO_PREPARE|ME_PREPARE|\
526 | MESSAGE_FD|MESSAGE_LOG_FD|ORIGINAL_STDIN_FD|SHELL_SANITIZE)|\
527 | T_(CLEANUP|COLOR_TESTS))"
528 | patterns: []
529 | ac-macros-optargs:
530 | name: keyword.other.macro.autoconf
531 | match: "\\bAC_(C_BIGENDIAN|ERLANG_(PATH|NEED)_ERLC?|F(77|C)_DUMMY_MAIN|\
532 | FC_((FIXED|FREE)FORM|LINE_LENGTH)|INCLUDES_DEFAULT|LANG_POP|\
533 | PROG_(CC|CXX|OBJC(XX)?|F(77|C)))"
534 | patterns: []
535 | ac-macros-optargs2:
536 | name: keyword.other.macro.autoconf
537 | match: \bA(S_EXIT|T_INIT)
538 | patterns: []
539 | ac-macros-obsolete:
540 | # Deprecated macros are highlighted as errors. We don't bother highlighting
541 | # their arguments properly, because they're deprecated anyway!
542 | name: invalid.deprecated.macro.autoconf
543 | match: "\\bAC_(AIX|ALLOCA|ARG_ARRAY|CANONICAL_SYSTEM|C_(CROSS|LONG_DOUBLE)|\
544 | CHAR_UNSIGNED|CHECKING|COMPILE_CHECK|CONFIG_HEADER|CONST|CROSS_CHECK|\
545 | CYGWIN|DECL_(SYS_SIGLIST|YYTEXT)|DIR_HEADER|\
546 | DISABLE_(FAST_INSTALL|SHARED|STATIC)|DYNIX_SEQ|ENABLE(_(SHARED|STATIC))?|\
547 | EMXOS2|ERROR|EXEEXT|FIND_X(TRA)?|FOREACH|FUNC_(CHECK|ERROR_AT_LINE|\
548 | LSTAT_FOLLOWS_SLASHED_SYMLINK|MKTIME|SETVBUF_REVERSED|STRTOD|WAIT3)|\
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603 | - include: '#quadrigraph'
604 | - include: '#func-m'
605 | - include: '#func-s'
606 | - include: '#func-mm'
607 | - include: '#func-ms'
608 | - include: '#func-ss'
609 | - include: '#func-mmm'
610 | - include: '#func-mms'
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612 | - include: '#func-mss'
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615 | - include: '#func-mmss'
616 | - include: '#func-mssm'
617 | - include: '#func-msss'
618 | - include: '#func-ssss'
619 | - include: '#func-mmmmm'
620 | - include: '#func-mmmss'
621 | - include: '#func-mmssm'
622 | - include: '#func-mmsss'
623 | - include: '#func-mmmmmm'
624 | - include: '#func-smmmss'
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634 | - include: '#ac-macros-obsolete'
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637 | - include: '#am-macros-obsolete'
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646 | # Adaptations of built-in shell syntax definitions
647 | # ------------------------------------------------
648 |
649 | shell-interpolation:
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652 | # legal.
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674 | shell-compound-command:
675 | # This is a copy of some of the patterns from #compound-command from
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677 | # legal.
678 | patterns:
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680 | begin: (\[{2})
681 | end: (\]{2})
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684 | patterns:
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701 | shell-pathname:
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703 | # that anywhere shell includes $self, M4 code is also legal.
704 | patterns:
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713 | patterns:
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715 | shell-string:
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717 | # doctored #shell-interpolation before source.shell.interpolation.
718 | patterns:
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721 | end: '"'
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731 | - include: source.shell.interpolation
732 | shell-loop:
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734 | # shell includes $self, M4 code is also legal.
735 | patterns:
736 | - name: meta.scope.for-loop.shell
737 | begin: \b(for)\s+(?=\({2})
738 | end: \b(done)\b
739 | captures:
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743 | - name: meta.scope.for-in-loop.shell
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778 | end: (?=\b(?:esac)\b)
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786 | - include: $self
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789 | end: \b(fi)\b
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792 | patterns:
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794 | shell-function-definition:
795 | # This is a copy of the #function-definition pattern from source.shell so
796 | # that anywhere shell includes $self, M4 code is also legal.
797 | patterns:
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799 | begin: \b(function)\s+([^\s\\]+)(?:\s*(\(\)))?
800 | end: ;|&|$
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803 | '2': {name: entity.name.function.shell}
804 | '3': {name: punctuation.definition.arguments.shell}
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819 | shell-case-clause:
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821 | # anywhere shell includes $self, M4 code is also legal.'
822 | patterns:
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824 | begin: (?=\S)
825 | end: ;;
826 | endCaptures:
827 | '0': {name: punctuation.terminator.case-clause.shell}
828 | patterns:
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830 | begin: (\(|(?=\S))
831 | captures:
832 | '0': {name: punctuation.definition.case-pattern.shell}
833 | end: \)
834 | patterns:
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836 | match: \|
837 | - include: '#shell-string'
838 | - include: source.shell.string
839 | - include: source.shell.variable
840 | - include: '#shell-interpolation'
841 | - include: source.shell.interpolation
842 | - include: '#shell-pathname'
843 | - include: source.shell.pathname
844 | - name: meta.scope.case-clause-body.shell
845 | begin: (?<=\))
846 | end: (?=;;)
847 | patterns:
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849 | shell-redirection:
850 | # This is a copy of one of the patterns from the #redirection pattern from
851 | # source.shell so that anywhere shell includes $self, M4 code is also legal.
852 | patterns:
853 | - name: string.interpolated.process-substitution.shell
854 | begin: '[><]\('
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856 | beginCaptures:
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858 | endCaptures:
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860 | patterns:
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862 |
863 | patterns:
864 | - include: '#m4-quoted-shell'
865 | - include: '#m4-pure'
866 | - include: '#shell-interpolation'
867 | - include: '#shell-compound-command'
868 | - include: '#shell-pathname'
869 | - include: '#shell-string'
870 | - include: '#shell-loop'
871 | - include: '#shell-function-definition'
872 | - include: '#shell-redirection'
873 | - include: source.shell
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810 | begin
811 | \b(AC_CONFIG_COMMANDS_(?:PRE|POST)|AS_(?:ECHO(?:_N)?|UNSET)|m4_(?:esyscmd(?:_s)?|syscmd)|AT_(?:X?FAIL|SKIP)_IF)\s*(\()
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843 | func-mm
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845 | begin
846 | \b(AC_(?:ARG_VAR|BEFORE|CHECK_ALIGNOF|CONFIG_TESTDIR|DIAGNOSE|ERLANG_(?:PATH_ERLC?|SUBST_INSTALL_LIB_SUBDIR)|F(?:77|C)_FUNC|LANG_(?:CALL|PROGRAM)|MSG_(?:ERROR|FAILURE)|PROG_FC)|AH_(?:TEMPLATE|VERBATIM)|AU_ALIAS|AS_(?:BOX|ESCAPE|TMPDIR|VAR_(?:APPEND|COPY|PUSHDEF))|m4_(?:append_uniq_w|apply|assert|change(?:com|quote)|(?:list)?cmp|(?:copy|rename)(?:_force)?|default(?:_nblank)?(?:_quoted)?|define(?:_default)?|defun|divert_(?:once|text)|fatal|index|map(?:all)?|pushdef|set_(?:contents|difference|dump|intersection|map|union)|split|stack_foreach(?:_lifo)?|text_box|version_compare|warn)|AT_DATA|AM_MISSING_PROG|GTK_DOC_CHECK|IT_PROG_INTLTOOL)\s*(\()
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881 | \b(AC_(?:CACHE_VAL|DEFUN(?:_ONCE)?|SUBST)|AS_(?:INIT_GENERATED|VAR_(?:ARITH|SET))|AM_CONDITIONAL)\s*(\()
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916 | \b(AC_(?:F(?:77|C)_(?:DUMMY_MAIN|IMPLICIT_NONE)|FC_(?:CHECK_BOUNDS|(?:FREE|FIXED)FORM|MODULE_(?:OUTPUT_)?FLAG|PP_DEFINE)))\s*(\()
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950 | begin
951 | \b(AC_(?:CHECK_SIZEOF|DEFINE(?:_UNQUOTED)?)|AS_SET_CATFILE|m4_(?:append|bpatsubst|bregexp|eval|ifn?blank|ifn?def|ifset|ifvaln?|map(?:all)?_sep|set_(?:empty|foreach)|substr|translit|version-prereq)|AM_GNU_GETTEXT)\s*(\()
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1055 | begin
1056 | \b(AC_(?:CHECK_(?:FILE|FUNC)(?:S)?|(?:COMPILE|LINK|PREPROC)_IFELSE|CONFIG_(?:COMMANDS|FILES|HEADERS|LINKS)|ERLANG_CHECK_LIB|FC_(?:LINE_LENGTH|(?:PP_)?SRCEXT))|AS_VAR_SET_IF|AM_(?:COND_IF|PATH_PYTHON|PROG_VALAC)|PKG_CHECK_EXISTS)\s*(\()
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1090 | begin
1091 | \b(AC_(?:CHECK_(?:PROGS|(?:TARGET_)?TOOLS?)|PATH_(?:PROGS?|(?:TARGET_)?TOOL))|AS_HELP_STRING|m4_(?:map_args_w|set_(?:add|contains|map_sep|remove)|stack_foreach_sep(?:_lifo)?|text|wrap))\s*(\()
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1 | # Changelog
2 |
3 | These are the changelogs for vscode_autotools.
4 |
5 | ## v0.2.0 (5 March 2023)
6 |
7 | Since ptomato/sublime_autotools has moved to a YAML-based grammar and that most
8 | of the bugs that were fixed in my fork have been ported back to
9 | ptomato/sublime_autotools, I decided to revert to ptomato/sublime_autotools's
10 | YAML grammar. This means that the grammar may change a bit. Please let me know
11 | if it does.
12 |
13 | ## v0.1.0
14 |
15 | - complete PKG macro family. Change proposed by jannick0 (initially
16 | proposed at )
17 |
18 | ## v0.0.9
19 |
20 | - Add [AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIRS] provided by `automake` which surprisingly
21 | exists together with `autoconf`'s [AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR]. Change proposed
22 | by jannick0.
23 | - (internal) add the `npm start -- --json` feature that allows people more
24 | familiar with json to generate tmLanguage from the json file instead of
25 | the yaml one.
26 |
27 | [ac_config_macro_dirs]: https://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Local-Macros.html
28 | [ac_config_macro_dir]: https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.69/html_node/Input.html#Input.
29 |
30 | ## v0.0.7
31 |
32 | - Autoconf M4 (configure.ac): fix \" not being properly escaped in a string.
33 | Note for now, that variables won't (for some reason) be highlighted in
34 | strings. I couldn't find why.
35 |
36 | ## v0.0.6
37 |
38 | - Automake: fix comments not being highlighted when it starts at the beginning
39 | of a line and is interleaved with a recipe.
40 |
41 | ## v0.0.5
42 |
43 | - Automake grammar: fixed bug with `foo: $(VAR:%.h=%.h)`
44 | - Makefile2: re-include it into the extension. The Automake grammar is actually
45 | working better using makefile2.
46 | - Many small improvements to Makefile2 and Automake, e.g., `$(if a,b)`
47 | properly colored.
48 | - Moved from JSON grammar files to YAML.
49 |
50 | ## v0.0.4
51 |
52 | - Use vscode's default Makefile syntax grammar file instead of the sublime's
53 | one (Makefile2). This is because Makefile2 was buggy and vscode's one works
54 | just fine.
55 |
56 | ## v0.0.3
57 |
58 | - Automake: fix a bug with assigments followed by a comment
59 | - added 'npm start'for rebuilding the tmLanguage files from the JSON-tmLanguage
60 | files. You may observe some changes in grammar because of this, please tell
61 | me if it is the case!
62 |
63 | ## v0.0.2
64 |
65 | - Fixed the VSCode-version of Makefile that was shadowed by Makefile2, thus
66 | making it impossible to select the VSCode-provided Makefile highlighting.
67 | - Fixed line comments (`#` instead of `//`)
68 | - Removed block comments (block comments are not available in makefiles)
69 | - added an icon, because we all kind of like nice icons (Twitter, CC 3.0 BY)
70 |
71 | ## v0.0.1
72 |
73 | - Initial release. I disabled the Makefile2 part that was developped in
74 | the upstream project ([sublime_autotools]) because the Makefile support of
75 | vscode seems better (but I didn't really dig much to understand why).
76 |
77 | [sublime_autotools]: https://github.com/ptomato/sublime_autotools
78 |
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1 | # Contributing to Sublime Autotools #
2 |
3 | This package is considered stable, with occasional bug fixes.
4 | If you find a bug, a pull request is both greatly appreciated and the
5 | fastest way to get the bug fixed.
6 |
7 | ## Testing your changes ##
8 |
9 | The best way to make changes to this package and test them, is to make a
10 | link to your Git checkout in the Packages directory in your Sublime Text
11 | configuration dir.
12 | That way, the files in your checkout directory will override the ones in
13 | the installed package.
14 | Read more about how this works in "Overriding Files From a Zipped
15 | Package" on https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/packages.html.
16 |
17 | For example, on macOS, make the link like this:
18 | ```sh
19 | ln -s ~/path/to/sublime_autotools ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/Autotools
20 | ```
21 |
22 | ## Creating a pull request ##
23 |
24 | To create a pull request, make sure you have updated all the necessary
25 | files.
26 | If you change one of the `.YAML-tmLanguage` files, you should regenerate
27 | and commit the `.tmLanguage` PList file as well.
28 | The best way to do this is to install the "PackageDev" package in
29 | Sublime Text.
30 | When you have changed the `.YAML-tmLanguage` file, use PackageDev to
31 | regenerate the other one.
32 | (Shift+Ctrl+P, "PackageDev: Convert (YAML, JSON, PList) to...")
33 |
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1 | # Contributing to vscode_autotools
2 |
3 | ## Debugging why the grammar is off
4 |
5 | To find out why the syntax highlighting is off, turn on the
6 | command "Developer: Inspect Editor Grammar Tokens and Scopes":
7 |
8 | 
9 |
10 | Then you will see exactly in which scope the syntax highlighting fails:
11 |
12 | 
13 |
14 | To try to fix the grammar issue, you can clone and run the cloned folder
15 | as the only extension:
16 |
17 | ```sh
18 | git clone https://github.com/maelvalais/vscode_autotools.git
19 | cd vscode_autotools
20 | npm install && npm start
21 | code --disable-extensions --extensionDevelopmentPath=$PWD
22 | ```
23 |
24 | ## Development
25 |
26 | In order to hack this vscode extension, first remove the extension from
27 | inside vscode. Then:
28 |
29 | ```sh
30 | git clone https://github.com/maelvalais/vscode_autotools.git
31 | cd vscode_autotools
32 | npm install
33 | npm start
34 | ```
35 |
36 | To run a new instance of VSCode with the modified extension:
37 |
38 | ```sh
39 | # From inside the vscode_autotools folder you just cloned:
40 | code --disable-extensions --extensionDevelopmentPath=$PWD
41 | ```
42 |
43 | Using `npm start`, the `.YAML-tmLanguage` files are automatically built
44 | into `.tmLanguage` and `.JSON-tmLanguage`. Whenever you change the YAML
45 | files, it will rebuild the JSON and YAML files. Then do ⇧⌘P and `Reload Window` to observe the changes on a m4/Makefile/Makefile.am file.
46 |
47 | You can use `npm start -- --json` in order to use the JSON-tmLanguage files
48 | as the source, in which case `.YAML-tmLanguage` and `.tmLanguage` will be
49 | generated from the json file.
50 |
51 | I chose to convert from JSON to YAML for three reasons: YAML is way less
52 | verbose, does not need two backslashes for each backslash and has proper
53 | comments. In order to have a proper Yaml autocompletion (I know everybody
54 | loves the vscode's JSON autocompletion and schema helpers), I recommend to
55 | install the Red Hat YAML extension and add the following to your settings:
56 |
57 | ```json
58 | "yaml.schemas": {
59 | "https://cdn.rawgit.com/martinring/tmlanguage/master/tmlanguage.json": "*.YAML-tmLanguage"
60 | }
61 | ```
62 |
63 | ## Publishing to vsce & secrets
64 |
65 | Before publishing, I go into package.json and bump the version and commit
66 | that. I also `git tag` with that same version.
67 |
68 | ### For publishing to the official extension marketplace
69 |
70 | **Secret required**: `VSCE_TOKEN` (stored in @maelvls's 1Password)
71 |
72 | ```sh
73 | export VSCE_TOKEN=
74 | npm install -g vsce
75 | cat < ~/.vsce
76 | {"publishers":[{"name":"maelvalais","pat":"$VSCE_TOKEN"}]}
77 | EOF
78 | vsce publish
79 | ```
80 |
81 | > Note: I created the [publisher id](https://code.visualstudio.com/api/working-with-extensions/publishing-extension) "maelvalais" with
82 | >
83 | > ```sh
84 | > vsce create-publisher maelvalais
85 | > ```
86 |
87 | ### For publishing to open-vsce
88 |
89 | **Secret required**: `OVSX_PAT` (stored in @maelvls's 1Password)
90 |
91 | ```sh
92 | export OVSX_PAT=
93 | npm install -g ovsx
94 | ovsx publish
95 | ```
96 |
97 | > Note: I created the [namespace](https://open-vsx.org/user-settings/namespaces) "maelvalais" with
98 | >
99 | > ```sh
100 | > ovsx create-namespace maelvalais
101 | > ```
102 |
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589 | 15. Disclaimer of Warranty.
590 |
591 | THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY
592 | APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT
593 | HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY
594 | OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
595 | THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
596 | PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM
597 | IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF
598 | ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
599 |
600 | 16. Limitation of Liability.
601 |
602 | IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING
603 | WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MODIFIES AND/OR CONVEYS
604 | THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY
605 | GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE
606 | USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF
607 | DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD
608 | PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS),
609 | EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
610 | SUCH DAMAGES.
611 |
612 | 17. Interpretation of Sections 15 and 16.
613 |
614 | If the disclaimer of warranty and limitation of liability provided
615 | above cannot be given local legal effect according to their terms,
616 | reviewing courts shall apply local law that most closely approximates
617 | an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
618 | Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
619 | copy of the Program in return for a fee.
620 |
621 | END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
622 |
623 | How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
624 |
625 | If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
626 | possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
627 | free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
628 |
629 | To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
630 | to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
631 | state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
632 | the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
633 |
634 | {one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.}
635 | Copyright (C) {year} {name of author}
636 |
637 | This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
638 | it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
639 | the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
640 | (at your option) any later version.
641 |
642 | This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
643 | but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
644 | MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
645 | GNU General Public License for more details.
646 |
647 | You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
648 | along with this program. If not, see .
649 |
650 | Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
651 |
652 | If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
653 | notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
654 |
655 | {project} Copyright (C) {year} {fullname}
656 | This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
657 | This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
658 | under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
659 |
660 | The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
661 | parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands
662 | might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".
663 |
664 | You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school,
665 | if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
666 | For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see
667 | .
668 |
669 | The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program
670 | into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you
671 | may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
672 | the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
673 | Public License instead of this License. But first, please read
674 | .
675 |
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1 | # Autotools syntax highlighting for VSCode
2 |
3 | The extension is available on both [vsce](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=maelvalais.autoconf),
4 | and on [ovsx](https://open-vsx.org/extension/maelvalais/autoconf).
5 |
6 | This VSCode extension is a fork of the GitHub project [sublime_autotools][]. It
7 | includes syntax highlighting for Autoconf M4 (`.m4`, `configure.ac`...) and
8 | Automake files (e.g., `Makefile.am`). This extension uses the vscode's own
9 | Makefile syntax support for hghlighting makefile things in automake files. I
10 | chose to fork the [sublime project][sublime_autotools] in order to have an easy
11 | way of updating `vscode_autotools` (which is only a matter of `git merge`).
12 |
13 | Note that the sublime fork also has a Makefile2 (an alternate grammar file for
14 | Makefiles) but the standard vscode's Makefile support works much better
15 | (actually, the sublime's one is kind of buggy).
16 |
17 | The changes to vscode_autotools are documented in [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md).
18 |
19 | See [DEVELOPMENT.md](DEVELOPMENT.md) for more information on how to debug and improve
20 | `vscode_autotools`.
21 |
22 | [sublime_autotools]: https://github.com/ptomato/sublime_autotools
23 |
24 | Note: For Autoconf M4 macros, the arguments may need to be highlighted in
25 | several different ways; some are shell code, some are plain text, and a few
26 | are C code. There are definitions for the builtin ones, but custom macros
27 | may not be highlighted correctly.
28 |
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1 | "use strict";
2 | Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
3 | const fs = require("fs");
4 | const plist = require("plist");
5 | const watch = require("glob-watcher");
6 | const yaml = require("js-yaml");
7 | const prettier = require("prettier");
8 |
9 | /**
10 | * update takes care of updating outputs given an input. For example, it
11 | * updates the outputs a.JSON-tmLanguage and a.tmLanguage from an input
12 | * a.YAML-tmLanguage.
13 | * - input is for example the string `"filename.yaml"`. Extensions
14 | * must be one of .JSON-tmLanguage, .YAML-tmLanguage, .json or .yaml.
15 | * - outputs is for example `["filename.json","filename.tmLanguage"]`
16 | */
17 | const update = function({ input, outputs }) {
18 | console.log(input + " -> " + outputs.join(", "));
19 | try {
20 | let input_str = fs.readFileSync(input, "utf8");
21 | let parsed = "";
22 | if (input.match("\\.(YAML-tmLanguage|ya?ml)$")) {
23 | parsed = yaml.safeLoad(input_str);
24 | } else {
25 | throw ` error: input file ${input} is not in (YAML-tmLanguage | yaml | yml)`;
26 | }
27 | outputs.forEach(output => {
28 | let output_str = "";
29 | if (output.match("\\.(YAML-tmLanguage|ya?ml)$")) {
30 | output_str = prettier.format(yaml.safeDump(parsed), { parser: "yaml" });
31 | } else if (output.match("\\.tmLanguage$")) {
32 | output_str = plist.build(parsed);
33 | } else {
34 | throw ` error: output file ${output} is not in (YAML-tmLanguage | yaml | yml | tmLanguage)`;
35 | }
36 | fs.writeFileSync(output, output_str);
37 | });
38 | } catch (e) {
39 | console.error(" error: " + e);
40 | }
41 | };
42 |
43 | const input_prefixes = ["Autoconf", "Automake", "Makefile2"];
44 |
45 | let mappings = [];
46 |
47 | mappings = input_prefixes.map(v => ({
48 | input: v + ".YAML-tmLanguage",
49 | outputs: [v + ".tmLanguage"]
50 | }));
51 |
52 | let watchMode = false;
53 | const inputs = mappings.map(({ input }) => input);
54 |
55 | if (process.argv.includes("-w")) {
56 | console.log("Watching " + inputs.join(", "));
57 | watchMode = true;
58 | }
59 |
60 | if (watchMode) {
61 | mappings.forEach(mapping => update(mapping));
62 | // Raw chokidar instance
63 | const watcher = watch(inputs);
64 | // Listen for the 'change' event to get `path`/`stat`
65 | // No async completion available because this is the raw chokidar instance
66 | watcher.on("change", function(path, stat) {
67 | // `path` is the path of the changed file
68 | // `stat` is an `fs.Stat` object (not always available)
69 | update(mappings.filter(m => m.input == path)[0]);
70 | });
71 | } else {
72 | mappings.forEach(mapping => update(mapping));
73 | }
74 |
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1 | {
2 | "comments": {
3 | // symbol used for single line comment. Remove this entry if your language does not support line comments
4 | "lineComment": "#"
5 | },
6 | // symbols used as brackets
7 | "brackets": [
8 | ["{", "}"],
9 | ["[", "]"],
10 | ["(", ")"]
11 | ],
12 | // symbols that are auto closed when typing
13 | "autoClosingPairs": [
14 | ["{", "}"],
15 | ["[", "]"],
16 | ["(", ")"],
17 | ["\"", "\""],
18 | ["'", "'"]
19 | ],
20 | // symbols that that can be used to surround a selection
21 | "surroundingPairs": [
22 | ["{", "}"],
23 | ["[", "]"],
24 | ["(", ")"],
25 | ["\"", "\""],
26 | ["'", "'"]
27 | ]
28 | }
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1 | {
2 | "name": "autoconf",
3 | "displayName": "autoconf",
4 | "description": "Syntax support for the Autoconf M4 and Automake files (Autotools)",
5 | "version": "0.2.1",
6 | "icon": "icon.png",
7 | "publisher": "maelvalais",
8 | "repository": "https://github.com/maelvalais/vscode_autotools",
9 | "license": "GPL-3.0-or-later",
10 | "engines": {
11 | "vscode": "^1.10.0"
12 | },
13 | "categories": [
14 | "Programming Languages"
15 | ],
16 | "contributes": {
17 | "languages": [
18 | {
19 | "id": "m4",
20 | "aliases": [
21 | "Autoconf M4",
22 | "m4"
23 | ],
24 | "extensions": [
25 | "configure.ac",
26 | "configure.in",
27 | ".m4"
28 | ],
29 | "configuration": "./language-configuration.json"
30 | },
31 | {
32 | "id": "automake",
33 | "aliases": [
34 | "Automake",
35 | "automake"
36 | ],
37 | "extensions": [
38 | ".am",
39 | ".am.inc",
40 | "Makefile.in"
41 | ],
42 | "configuration": "./language-configuration.json"
43 | },
44 | {
45 | "id": "makefile2",
46 | "aliases": [
47 | "Makefile2",
48 | "makefile2"
49 | ],
50 | "extensions": [],
51 | "configuration": "./language-configuration.json"
52 | }
53 | ],
54 | "grammars": [
55 | {
56 | "language": "m4",
57 | "scopeName": "source.m4",
58 | "path": "./Autoconf.tmLanguage",
59 | "embeddedLanguages": {
60 | "source.shell": "shellscript"
61 | }
62 | },
63 | {
64 | "language": "automake",
65 | "scopeName": "source.automake",
66 | "path": "./Automake.tmLanguage"
67 | },
68 | {
69 | "language": "makefile2",
70 | "scopeName": "source.makefile2",
71 | "path": "./Makefile2.tmLanguage"
72 | }
73 | ]
74 | },
75 | "devDependencies": {
76 | "glob-watcher": "^5.0.3",
77 | "husky": "^2.1.0",
78 | "js-yaml": "^3.13.1",
79 | "lint-staged": "^8.1.5",
80 | "plist": "latest",
81 | "prettier": "^1.17.0"
82 | },
83 | "scripts": {
84 | "start": "node build.js -w",
85 | "build": "node build.js"
86 | },
87 | "__metadata": {
88 | "id": "3ca928a4-41a2-409c-81be-e58c381fce5a",
89 | "publisherDisplayName": "maelvalais",
90 | "publisherId": "3f5c0d22-1c86-4a4a-89cf-469106f50752"
91 | },
92 | "husky": {
93 | "hooks": {
94 | "pre-commit": "lint-staged"
95 | }
96 | },
97 | "lint-staged": {
98 | "*.{js}": [
99 | "prettier --write",
100 | "git add"
101 | ]
102 | }
103 | }
104 |
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