Python pygments.lexer.default() Examples

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Example #1
Source File: configs.py    From pySINDy with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #2
Source File: configs.py    From syntax-highlighting with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #3
Source File: configs.py    From pygments with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #4
Source File: configs.py    From komodo-wakatime with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #5
Source File: configs.py    From android_universal with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #6
Source File: configs.py    From Carnets with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #7
Source File: configs.py    From pigaios with GNU General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #8
Source File: configs.py    From V1EngineeringInc-Docs with Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #9
Source File: configs.py    From diaphora with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _rx_indent(level):
    # Kconfig *always* interprets a tab as 8 spaces, so this is the default.
    # Edit this if you are in an environment where KconfigLexer gets expanded
    # input (tabs expanded to spaces) and the expansion tab width is != 8,
    # e.g. in connection with Trac (trac.ini, [mimeviewer], tab_width).
    # Value range here is 2 <= {tab_width} <= 8.
    tab_width = 8
    # Regex matching a given indentation {level}, assuming that indentation is
    # a multiple of {tab_width}. In other cases there might be problems.
    if tab_width == 2:
        space_repeat = '+'
    else:
        space_repeat = '{1,%d}' % (tab_width - 1)
    if level == 1:
        level_repeat = ''
    else:
        level_repeat = '{%s}' % level
    return r'(?:\t| %s\t| {%s})%s.*\n' % (space_repeat, tab_width, level_repeat)
Example #10
Source File: configs.py    From Carnets with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #11
Source File: configs.py    From syntax-highlighting with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #12
Source File: configs.py    From android_universal with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #13
Source File: configs.py    From diaphora with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #14
Source File: configs.py    From V1EngineeringInc-Docs with Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #15
Source File: configs.py    From komodo-wakatime with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #16
Source File: configs.py    From pygments with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #17
Source File: configs.py    From pySINDy with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]
Example #18
Source File: configs.py    From pigaios with GNU General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def do_indent(level):
        # Print paragraphs of indentation level >= {level} as String.Doc,
        # ignoring blank lines. Then return to 'root' state.
        return [
            (_rx_indent(level), String.Doc),
            (r'\s*\n', Text),
            default('#pop:2')
        ]