nvim-treesitter/queries/python/injections.scm

(call
  function: (attribute
              object: (identifier) @_re)
  arguments: (argument_list (string
                              (string_content) @injection.content) @_string)
  (#eq? @_re "re")
  (#lua-match? @_string "^r.*")
  (#set! injection.language "regex"))

((comment) @injection.content
 (#set! injection.language "comment"))
fix(python): right content for regex injection 2023-08-14 10:50:59 -05:00			`(call`
Python highlights: Add regex injections: re.match(r"...") 2020-12-28 18:20:34 +01:00			`function: (attribute`
fix(python): right content for regex injection 2023-08-14 10:50:59 -05:00			`object: (identifier) @_re)`
			`arguments: (argument_list (string`
			`(string_content) @injection.content) @_string)`
			`(#eq? @_re "re")`
			`(#lua-match? @_string "^r.*")`
			`(#set! injection.language "regex"))`
Python: inject rst in docstrings (#917) Since hasn't been much discussion around https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter/issues/806. I'm just porting the injection queries. I've been using this for a while now. Things I've noticed: - Due that rst uses indentation for its syntax, everything is treated as an block quote (but it looks good). This can be solved by having a predicate like `#dedent!`. - Looks like there is a bug in how the injected content is extracted ``` def foo(): """Foo bar""" ``` That would be parsed as a section title for some reason, but it's a paragraph. In rst it would be a title if the content was: ``` """ Foo bar """ ``` If the content is ``` """Foo bar""" ``` That's just a paragraph. I'll try to debug that from the neovim side next week or so. 2021-02-05 10:01:50 -05:00
chore(injections)!: update injection syntax to 0.9 Since 0.9, @lang syntax is still available as fallback but will soon be deprecated. Because of that, new syntax should be adopted once 0.9 becomes the baseline requirements for nvim-treesitter - update health check - update doc 2023-05-03 19:07:59 +09:00			`((comment) @injection.content`
			`(#set! injection.language "comment"))`