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```
import ast
dialect_str = 'a, /, b, c=3, *, d, e=5'
input_str = f'def f({dialect_str}): pass'
tree = ast.parse(input_str)
# Disect the tree here to get to the juicy function object whose Sig…
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The [Langium Playground](https://langium.org/playground/) provides a fantastic "_Syntax Tree View_" in the right pane which instantly shows the AST obtained when parsing the program written in the mid…
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Hello! Thanks for the amazing crate!
I'm exploring the [Raffia Playground](https://raffia-play.vercel.app/), looking forward to use the raffia for stylesheet parsing.
I'm not really into sass ta…
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https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/syntax-highlighting#unit-testing
Very poorly documented. Was able to get `tree-sitter test` to find a test file, but it displayed "0 assertions" passed no …
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We want to manage ASTs easily and efficiently.
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I'd like my abbreviation previews to behave similarly to glossary entries. That way, any time I use an acronym, hovering will show the definition of that item, rather than just the spelled-out name.
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- [ ] [Instagram/LibCST: A concrete syntax tree parser and serializer library for Python that preserves many aspects of Python's abstract syntax tree](https://github.com/Instagram/LibCST)
# Instagram…
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In functional languages like rescript, recursion is an important mode of control flow, on par with (or even more important than) loops. For that reason, some languages (like Scheme) have syntactic sug…
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The syntax highlighting support seems a bit fragile. While it seems to work, I wonder if it can be improved by using a tree-sitter g…