Support \fBIPR1234 and \c as constant escapes, \$[*1-9] as variable (macro arguments), .[ad]s and \*q/\*(Am/\*[name]

[nabijaczleweli]

Tentative half-support for macros. It's not perfect and it doesn't include the actual macros, but it makes macro definitions that much more readable

Before:

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[nabijaczleweli]

Strings:

And .[ad]s (slightly suboptimal, I guess, but better than nothing):

[ISSOtm]

Hi! I wasn't expecting contributions to this syntax, to be honest :P But thanks for the attention!

I've recieved feedback from the Sublime Text maintainers that using regex look-back actually impacts performance, and thus I've begun (but not finished yet due to lacking time) rewriting this syntax. The gist of it:

• I do not intend to maintain the currently-published syntax anymore.
• I have a partial rewrite, which should be more lightweight and correct (notably, in its handling of inline macros).

If you are interested, I can push that partial rewrite to a separate branch, and then you could rebase your PRs against it. (And, if you're interested, finish the grunt work in my place, though I'm certainly not gonna force that on you, thanks again for the PRs!)

If you aren't interested, I'll review the PRs against the current syntax; improvements are still worth taking.

[nabijaczleweli]

I'm far from a Sublime syntax aficionado — these PRs were achieved by brute force until it looked okay – but I'll be happy to rebase them onto the new syntax, at the very least, yeah

[nabijaczleweli]

Two-week bump, ICYMI

[ISSOtm]

Hi, sorry, somehow I didn't get notifications for your PRs, oops... does this (and the other ones) still apply to the new, overhauled syntax?

Apologies for the uh, year-long delay! ^^'

[nabijaczleweli]

Dunno, that's broken entirely: