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As far as I can tell, Unicode characters such as Greek letters are treated just like ordinary Latin letters by Mathematica. For example, a file test.m like
varλ1a=111;Print[varλ1a^2];
simply prints 12321. However, running pygmentize -l mathematica test.m underlines and colors the λ and also colors the 1 in the variable name varλ1a. As you can see above, the syntax highlighting here on GitHub has the same issue.
This seems wrong to me – in the example, varλ1a is simply a variable holding the value 111. As such, the whole name should be highlighted consistently as a variable name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Also, even though Δx is colored uniformly in blue, the pattern Δx_ is split: the Δ is shown in blue and the x_ is shown in green-italic (using minted + pdftex).
As far as I can tell, Unicode characters such as Greek letters are treated just like ordinary Latin letters by Mathematica. For example, a file
test.m
likesimply prints
12321
. However, runningpygmentize -l mathematica test.m
underlines and colors theλ
and also colors the1
in the variable namevarλ1a
. As you can see above, the syntax highlighting here on GitHub has the same issue.This seems wrong to me – in the example,
varλ1a
is simply a variable holding the value111
. As such, the whole name should be highlighted consistently as a variable name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: