Regex: Added aliases and minor improvements #2325
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This adds a lot of aliases to the regex tokens, so themes can apply their styles. It also makes a few improvements. See the PR for more details.
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After this reminder, I added aliases to some regex tokens to add some actual highlighting. Before this, regex did tokenized regular expressions but intentionally used token names not recognized by any theme because I felt at the time that the usual colors didn't fit regexes.
Improvements:
.is no longer highlighted as a character class inside charsets.?and possessive+quantifier.The aliases:
I added aliases so that regexes look reasonably well with all themes without making any modifications to any theme. It's not perfect since themes simply weren't built with regex tokenization in mind but I think it's ok.
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