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2019-12-22
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Aleksander14:12:27

The second stage of Tree-Sitter integration is now merged to master: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/11113/ together with readme on how to use query methods from lua: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/9e9dcd4bd79cc5ea0fd240bcb242ceea07deabe2/runtime/doc/lua.txt#L597

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dominicm15:12:02

Highlighting, beautiful.

dominicm15:12:32

I guess someone needs to see if this will work for clojure

sogaiu16:12:09

i wonder if this sample might be adapted to make tree sitter usable via native-image: https://github.com/retrogradeorbit/graal-native-image-jni

dominicm18:12:38

I don't think that's needed, is it?

sogaiu18:12:16

well, i was thinking an external-to-editor tool.

dominicm18:12:02

I think the nick community will shift to lua for all highlighting though.

sogaiu18:12:12

sorry to be confusing, this is #vim πŸ™‚

dominicm18:12:10

Nvim sorry, not nick

dominicm18:12:38

But yeah, we're talking across purposes ☺️

sogaiu18:12:18

thanks for the clarification -- had fun trying to figure out what nick meant πŸ™‚

dominicm18:12:44

Playing with keyboards on my phone and they're learning my vocabulary, badly

walterl20:01:11

> I think the nick community will shift to lua for all highlighting though. Is there Lua bindings for tree sitter? troll