Nice, thanks. Can you add some test data per the README in the lexers directory?

Sure; I'll give it a shot. I don't have the golang tooling installed on my machine and don't really want to go thru all that, so I'll push it out to CI and see if I can generate the .expected file from there.

Edit: ugh, for some reason CircleCI is blocking me from SSHing into the build so my plan to fix this won't work.

Got some help with generating the fennel.expected file, however, there are a lot of "error" entries in the listing. However, there's not really any context given about what the error actually is. Could you advise?

An error entry means that input text wasn't matched by any of the patterns.

BTW you should be able to install and run go automatically via ./bin/go

I see; so it sounds like maybe the problem is that whitespace needs to be listed explicitly then?

I was basing this off the Clojure lexer, which doesn't do this. But maybe the Clojure lexer is broken too? https://github.com/alecthomas/chroma/blob/master/lexers/c/clojure.go I don't see any tests for it so maybe it just got overlooked?

When I initially created Chroma there was no test data, so many lexers are missing them.

However Clojure does match whitespace here.

I see. But that treats whitespace as Text, which I think is wrong? Shouldn't it be classifying it as whitespace instead?

Linter is failing. I'll paste it in here so you don't have to login to Circle:

lexers/f/fennel.go:47: File is not gofmt-ed with -s (gofmt)

Just run ./bin/gofmt -w ./lexers/f/fennel.go

Looks like it doesn't support my machine.

~/src/chroma $ ./bin/gofmt -w ./lexers/f/fennel.go
Bootstrapping /home/phil/.cache/hermit/pkg/hermit@stable/hermit from https://github.com/cashapp/hermit/releases/download/stable
Downloading https://github.com/cashapp/hermit/releases/download/stable/hermit-linux-aarch64.gz to /home/phil/.cache/hermit/pkg/hermit@stable/hermit
curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404 

gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file

Maybe I can try it on another machine later.

Quicker to just replace the spaces with tabs manually I guess...

Thanks for persisting.

Out of curiosity, what sort of machine are you running on?

Thanks for your help!

I'm developing on an MNT Reform. https://mntre.com/