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OS X 10.11.2, Sublime Text 3113, Gravity theme, latest MagicPython.

Trying out MagicPython from PythonImproved. In the first Python file I opened, I see:

X_train and X_test are highlighted purple, but y_train and y_test are white. Capitalizing the Y vars turns them purple.

I'm assuming that any word starting with a capital is treated as a "constant" and colored accordingly. Is this intentional? Wouldn't checking for ALL_CAPS be better?

Not a bug, but a feature request.

I use this on Sublime and it truly is magical, but I was wondering if this can somehow be integrated into PyCharm?

I encountered an issue with tokenizing the equals operator, ==, which gets tokenized as two consecutive assignment operations due to the latter getting precedence. The effect can be seen when using a font containing programming ligatures (such as Fira Code) where the equals operator fails to render correctly.

dokai@d7cdae9 contains a test case which demonstrates the issue and fails accordingly.

• Editor name and version: Atom 1.7.3
• Platform: OSX 10.11.4
• Color scheme: Monokai Phoenix
• MagicPython version: 0.5.9
• A sreenshot:
  

• Editor name and version: VS Code
• Platform: All
• MagicPython version: Latest

I'm looking at improving the (out of the box) syntax highlighting for python in Visual Studio Code. Currently VS Code is using the tmLanguage file from TextMate's Python bundle. However the tmLanguage file provided by Magic Python seems to be far better.

Do you have any concerns with me trying to include the tmLanguage file from Magic python directly into VS Code?

In Sublime3 xrange is not highlighted is that a bug or a feature?
I'm still using Python 2

ST3, 3114
win 10
customized Monokai
MP: 0.5.15

I'm trying to customize the display of classnames. Here is the piece from my .tmTheme file:

        <dict>
            <key>name</key>
            <string>Class name</string>
            <key>scope</key>
            <string>entity.name.class,  entity.name.type.class.python</string>
            <key>settings</key>
            <dict>
                <key>fontStyle</key>
                <string>underline  bold</string>
                <key>foreground</key>
                <string>#7D8BFA</string>
            </dict>

When I open the file, the class name is briefly styled like I want - then it's overridden, and changes to the default text color.

Class names work in Matlab and C++ files I work in. I think this is a magicPython issue, but I'm not sure.

Any ideas?

See the screenshot: The left bracket is blue and the right bracket white.

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• 5-10 lines of surrounding code:

I've had this issue for a while now, and it's slightly different in Windows 10 vs Linux Mint 17.3. In LM17.3 there's some coloring. For example def func(arg1, arg2): would have def as blue, func as yellow-ish, and the rest as white.

In any case, with Windows 10 the extension flat-out doesn't work as you can see in the screenshot.

PythonImproved allows for highlighting of the function name (the word just before the open parenthesis in a function call, not including .). See lines 9 and 23 in the screenshot below.

The relevant tmLanguage syntax is here.

As the title says, not all keywords and built-in functions are highlighted.

For instance,

neither 'in' nor 'enumerate' have any syntax highlighting.

Since how MagicPython compares to PythonImproved is a frequently asked question, here we'll document some differences in highlighting.

PythonImproved is on the left, MagicPython is on the right.

the print keyword isn't highlighted if it is followed by a list:

print [1, 2, 3]

Python 2.7 only ofc.

_Edit 20.10.15:_

same goes for the unicode keyword in general.

According to PEP257 triple double quotes should be used as docstrings. Now I realize that not everyone may buy into this, but I generally use the triple double for my docstrings and triple single for regex etc. Then I usually style my docstrings as comments in my color scheme. It would be nice if MagicPython at least scoped triple single and triple double slightly different. Simply adding in a "single" or "double" specifier would be more than sufficient.

Hello,

I have the same issue:

nteract/hydrogen#201

I disabled the default language-python and add MagicPython add {"MagicPython": "python"}
or {"MagicPython":"python3"}
to Language Mappings in the Hydrogen settings. However the kernel cant be found. With language-python enabled and MagicPython disabled it works.

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Currently, single-character words are highlighted like ALL_CAPS_NAMES, but in practice they are usually class names instead, such as Q and F objects in Django.

It might be better to change the highlighting rule of constants to require at least two characters instead. (Or even two uppercase characters because names like _N also look like a class. This might just be me though.)

Default Python syntax:

MagicPython syntax:

I'm using 0.5.7 on dv 3099 build of sublime text. With this build, a string ending with mı, rı, ğı etc causes mp and eventually sublime text to become unresponsive. It does happen all the time with the given and a couple more similar strings but interestingly, not for all the strings that end in ı.

For example: strings ending with gı, nı, hı, şı etc do not cause any problems. With MP disabled, sublime text does not hang or freeze.

Hi I used to be able to use ctrl+B to run python scripts in sublime. After switching to MagicPython, it is not working.

I've set my tab_size to 3 in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings, however MagicPython seems to ignore that setting. Why is that, and how can I get my tab_size back?

Hi, I have just installed MagicPython in Sublime Text 3 and already love it. I have noticed a small inconsistency in the highlighting of strings like these

print('This happens {:.02f}% of the times'.format(percent))

See the result below:

In this case, of course, the % sign is not part of the formatting, just like the space and the following o.

Bit of a papercut, but...

If I have example, not no .py extension, as:

#!/usr/bin/env python

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('python')

Then in Sublime Text 3, MagicPython isn't automatically selected. Without MagicPython enabled and Python disabled, the stock Python package is selected.

MagicPython seems to have problems highlighting Jinja2 templates (it shouldn't hightlight {% f and {% e, see screenshot)

As you can see in the screenshot the first pair of braces is highlighted, but all braces below {% %} aren't:

The convention of having methods refer to their calling instances by the parameter name "self" is so commonly accepted that "self" should probably highlighted.

One thing an improved VIM syntax does is proper alignment of variables and parameters in functions. For example, entering the following sequence in VIM:

def f(a, b, c, <enter>d):<enter>pass

I get

def f(a, b, c,
      d):
    pass

On the other hand, if I do the same thing in Atom, I get

def f(a, b, c,
d):
pass

Also, the VIM syntax does this while typing, no need to call some "reparagraph" command.

It would be nice if such feature was available to Atom (and maybe Sublime, but since I'm using VIM and Atom... ;) )

R'\frac{m_{j \rightarrow i}(\mathrm{good})}'

This is illegal nesting of braces for a format string.

I discovered that opening parenthesis in decorator highlighted with wrong color, in my case (I'm using Tomorrow Night color scheme) it highlighted with blue color, when closing parenthesis highlighted with white color

Screenshot for MagicPython decorator highlight

Screenshot for regular Python decorator highlight

See screenshot (the from keyword should not be highlighted in purple):

I just stumbled upon this while wondering why the punctuation in typehint commets didn't work in my color scheme.

I have an import statement

import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

ET is highlighted as if it was defined as a constant like ET = 1.

Is it possible to fix this with the current capabilities of ST and it's syntax language?

The stock Python package performs syntax highlighting inside strings containing SQL commands. That's rather useful, even though the implementation might need some more work. In this example:

create = 'CREATE TABLE test (id INT, name TEXT);'
insert = 'INSERT INTO test VALUES (1, "Bob")'

in the second line, words recognized as SQL are highlighted, but not in the first one, where "CREATE TABLE" has the same color as the non-reserved names.

(Actually, as you can see, even Github's Markdown does it, with exactly the same behavior, so perhaps something is wrong with the first line, although it does execute properly)

Do you consider this a useful addition?

Currently built-in names are highlighted in definitions, even when they are inside a class scope:

class SomeClass:

    id = models.AutoField(...)   # Common in Django.

    def open(self):    # Also quite common. pathlib.Path.open is an example.
        pass

    class Exception:   # Less common, but possible.
        pass

I read the Built-ins and Magic Methods section in README, but am still not sure whether this is intentional. I can’t think of a case in which they can shadow built-in global names.

I also discovered that not all arguments highlighted inside of parentheses if comparing with standard Python highlighter

MagicPython

Standard Python

Or this is not a bug, but feature? As constants like settings.SETTING_NAME also not highlighted by MagicPython

class and some other keywords are not highlighted or colored differently.

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Hi,
My question is regarding vim support. Have you ever planned to do this?

• Editor name and version: SublimeText 2
• Platform: Linux
• Color scheme: Dawn
• MagicPython version: latest stable
• A sreenshot: none
• 5-10 lines of surrounding code: any

In sublimeText2 python files use 'MagicPython' (ofcourse if magicPython installed) as syntax scheme. But sublimeLinter wait for 'Python' syntax scheme. How to solve this?

• Editor name and version: Atom 1.9.3
• MagicPython version: MagicPython 0.5.13
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• 5-10 lines of surrounding code:

@util.timer
def get_streaks(s: sqlalchemy.orm.session.Session,
                active: Optional[bool]=None,
                sort_by_length: Optional[bool] = False,
                limit: Optional[int]=None,
                ) \
        -> Sequence[Streak]:

Python runs this code just fine, it seems MagicPython doesn't handle newline continuations in this space properly. Removing the \ has no effect on syntax highlighting.

Hi,
I wonder if anyone has considered support for rST files (I'm thinking particularly of the directives and labels often used when writing for Sphinx?
If I wanted to implement that, do you have any suggestions of the approach I should take?

Thanks!
-Blaise

Default Python syntax:

MagicPython syntax:

How can I point magicPython to a specific virtualenv in ST3?

I tried this today and I noticed that SublimeLinter won't work if I use MagicPython. I'm guessing it has something to do with "Python" being a disabled package and it might well be a SublimeLinter bug.

I still thought I report it here. Maybe this is a known issue with a known workaround? :)

Curly braces inside string constants, are shown in the colour of the constant scope.

• Editor name and version: Sublime Text 3114
• Platform: Linux Mint 17
• Color scheme: My own based on Boxy Tomorrow.tmTheme but many colours altered, see this Gist.
• MagicPython version: 0.5.15

Screen capture with syntax set to MagicPython:

Screen capture with syntax set to PythonImproved (what I was using before MP):

Hope this helps.

For your convenience the dictionary for the constant scope:

<dict>
    <key>name</key>
    <string>Constant</string>
    <key>scope</key>
    <string>constant, constant.language, support.constant, constant.character, constant.character.escape, constant.other, constant.other.color, constant.other.symbol, constant.other.key</string>
    <key>settings</key>
    <dict>
        <key>foreground</key>
        <string>#EE1B2D</string>
        <!-- <string>#b5bd68</string> -->
    </dict>
</dict>

The super() statement seems seems not be distinguished from other functions and has blue parens. This could be better.
See the screenshots (Sublime Text, tomorrow night eighties theme)

1. MagicPython

1. Default Python3 highlighter

Atom has a package, linter-flake8, that among other things will highlight unnecessary imports. With the standard Atom Python syntax highlighting, this works correctly. With the MagicPython syntax highlighting, the lint error always points at the end of the document.

Derived from #10.

For example the unicodekeyword.

After disable built-in python package, the View>Syntax>Python option is also gone.Thus I can't set python syntax for a new created file which is not saved.
Would you consider adding an syntax setting entry in that place?

Eg matplotlib's labels:

ax1.set(ylabel=R'$\frac{m_{j \rightarrow i}(\mathrm{good})}{\sum{m_{j \rightarrow i}}}$')

Maybe look for $-surrounded strings and apply TeX to them?

Noticed some inaccuracies in the Python raw strings in Atom. Not sure if they exist in Sublime. The links above the images will take you to the file for more context.

gherkin_event_listener.py

update_steps.py

Looks like they're failing at the first apostrophe after a raw string.