MATLAB parser cleanup & fix for parsing 1./x#1673
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Anteru merged 2 commits intopygments:masterfrom Feb 6, 2021
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There have been quite a bunch of changes in the Matlab lexer. Could you please take a look and rebase to the latest version? |
Expand a bit the explanation; remove an unnecessary non-capturing group, replace \s+ by \s at the end (we just need to check for the presence of a space).
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Perfect, thanks a lot! |
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1st commit: Clarify recognition of "command form" by MATLAB parser.
Expand a bit the explanation; remove an unnecessary non-capturing group,
replace \s+ by \s at the end (we just need to check for the presence of
a space).
2nd commit: MATLAB: Correctly parse 1./x as (1)(./)(x).