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Julia language support for Atom.
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Julia support for Atom

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Atom package for the Julia language. Originally based off of JuliaLang/julia.tmBundle, merged with new ideas from language-julia package.

Features:

  • Syntax highlighting
  • Snippets for common Julia keywords and constructs (see snippets/language-julia.cson)
  • Toggle folding of docstrings

Installation

Installation happens normally either through apm install language-julia or through the install section of the settings tab within Atom.

Note: if you already have a different version of language-julia plugin installed (e.g. this one), you would need to remove it first using apm uninstall language-julia

Recommended Extras

  • The LaTeX Completions package provides support for unicode characters similarly to the Julia REPL.
  • The Indent Detective package will help you keep to the style guidelines when working on Base or packages.
  • Install language-markdown for syntax highlighting in docstrings.
  • Install atom-language-r for syntax highlighting of R string macros.

Toggling docstrings

Two Atom commands are provided to toggle all docstrings or the docstring under the cursor: language-julia:toggle-docstrings and language-julia:toggle-all-docstrings. These are not assigned keys. Here is one example of adding these to keymaps using org-mode style keys:

'atom-text-editor[data-grammar="source julia"]:not([mini])':
  'tab':       'language-julia:toggle-docstrings'
  'shift-tab': 'language-julia:toggle-all-docstrings'

Contributing

We love contributors. Here are the steps we have taken to develop on this package:

  1. Remove the official install of the package: apm uninstall language-julia
  2. Clone the repository somewhere we can remember: git clone git@github.com:JuliaEditorSupport/atom-language-julia.git
  3. Link the cloned package to ~/.atom (enter the following from the root of the repo directory): apm link .
  4. Hack away!

When new features are added, you should write specs to show that the package is behaving as expected. To run the specs you need to do the following:

  • Make sure you have the library's folder open in the current atom project.
  • Then open the command pallete and select Window: Run package specs. On OSX this key-binding is ctrl+cmd+option+p.

This should open up a new window with the spec results.

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