update regex to support multiline in julia-console

[Pangoraw]

cc @adrhill

[adrhill]

Related issues: #282, #283

[adrhill]

@Pangoraw could you remind me how we tested this locally?

EDIT: GitHub linguist has a guide.

[Pangoraw]

You need nodejs and npm installed:

cd atom-language-julia
npm ci # install dependencies described in package-lock.json (instantiate in julia)
npm run test

[Pangoraw]

One think I am wondering is that maybe we should put the fix in the cson file and remove the json file since Github linguist seems to work fine with cson for now.

[pfitzseb]

Could also consider moving the source of truth into a template file like the actual julia grammar, but tbf it doesn't really make any sense except for consistency.

[Pangoraw]

Ok, I updated the PR to generate a CSON file from the JSON file. The CSON file will be used by linguist (as it currently is the case).

[adrhill]

This should be live, but it looks like it didn't fix #282:

julia> function bar(x)
         return x
       end
bar (generic function with 1 method)


julia> d = Dict(
         1 => 'a',
         2 => 'b',
       )
Dict{Int64, Char} with 2 entries:
  2 => 'b'
  1 => 'a'

[adrhill]

Maybe I misconfigured something in my linguist PR? github-linguist/linguist#6859

[Pangoraw]

Other changes from the grammar are not updated yet so maybe it may take time to be operational:
Example from #288 :

@+ @& @<| @|> @:: @% x

[adrhill]

Maybe this is missing a release/tag? Not sure how linguist works.
https://github.com/JuliaEditorSupport/atom-language-julia/tags

[pfitzseb]

IIRC tags shouldn't matter at all -- the v9.2 release points to the newest commit in this repo.

[adrhill]

Looks like these are still not working:

julia> function bar(x)
         return x
       end
bar (generic function with 1 method)


julia> d = Dict(
         1 => 'a',
         2 => 'b',
       )
Dict{Int64, Char} with 2 entries:
  2 => 'b'
  1 => 'a'

@+ @& @<| @|> @:: @% x