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WalkthroughA new Lua plugin file has been introduced to define syntax highlighting rules for a Rust-like language. The plugin specifies reserved keywords, arithmetic operators, and adds a custom comment string. No changes were made to control flow, error handling, or public API declarations. Changes
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1-4: Group reserved keywords into a table to reduce duplication.
Instead of individualhighlightcalls, consider:local keywords = { "const", "fn", "let", "mut" } for _, kw in ipairs(keywords) do highlight(kw, "reserved") endThis makes it easier to add or remove keywords.
Also consider expanding with other Rust keywords likestruct,enum,impl, etc.
5-9: Consolidate operator highlighting and extend coverage.
Group operators into a list and loop:local ops = { "+", "-", "*", "/", "%" } for _, op in ipairs(ops) do highlight(op, "operator") endAdditionally, you may want to include comparison (
==,!=,<,>) and bitwise (&,|,^,<<,>>) operators for fuller Rust support.
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Use proper comment delimiter(s) for Rust syntax highlighting.
The current call add_comment("add some raw pointers trust") appears to be placeholder text rather than actual Rust comment syntax. To ensure comments are highlighted, register the real comment tokens. For example:
-add_comment("add some raw pointers trust")
+add_comment("//") -- single-line comments
+add_comment("/*") -- block comment start (if supported)
+add_comment("*/") -- block comment end (if supported)Without valid delimiters, comment highlighting won’t function.
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| add_comment("add some raw pointers trust") | |
| add_comment("//") -- single-line comments | |
| add_comment("/*") -- block comment start (if supported) | |
| add_comment("*/") -- block comment end (if supported) |
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basic rust syntax highlighting (better than nothing)
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