textmate / fortran.tmbundle

TextMate support for Fortran

Installation

You can install this bundle in TextMate by opening the preferences and going to the bundles tab. After installation it will be automatically updated for you.

General

• Bundle Styleguide — before you make changes
• Commit Styleguide — before you send a pull request
• Writing Bug Reports — before you report an issue

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fortran.tmbundle's Issues

Highlighting partial words

In this file in line 78

https://github.com/MRedies/STB/blob/master/src/k_space.F90

The the letters "end" in append_kpts

are highlighted. I think it matches the type declaraiton, because this "end type" isn't highlighted.

Fortran lines starting with ! not treated as comments in GitHub markdown

I've followed a trail of packages to determine that this module is what GitHub's syntax highlighter uses to interpret Fortran source. If I've got that wrong, sorry! Feel free to send me off in the right direction.

I noticed that GitHub's Fortran syntax highlighting doesn't recognise lines starting ! as comments. e.g.

c recognised as starting a comment
! is not recognised as starting a comment
x = 1 ! This comment is not recognised either.
! integer function should not be highlighted

GitHub's help on creating and highlighting code blocks has a list of third-party grammars that are used for syntax highlighting, which is what brought me here.

Build and Run in term is very slow

When I Compile and Execute Single "Hello, world" fortran file use ⌘+R, it will take a long time (more than 1 minute) to response and run the terminal to display the result. While if I just Compile it ⌘+B, it will response quickly.

Would you please help? My TextMate is 2.0-alpha.9497.

Many Arguments in Subroutine

I have highlight issues when I write continuation lines in my subroutines. Here is a picture of one of my subroutines:

My goal is to develop several subroutines in ABAQUS CAE, and your syntax highlight save my day! However I wish you can tell me how I fix the problem. Here is another screenshot of ABAQUS CAE subroutine that I have to develop. Instead of orange I get white colors for the arguments.

Keep the good work, you are our Fortran savior ( Fortran users with Sublime Text2)! Please help me!

For Fixed-Format Fortran comments are not properly processed

For example
see https://github.com/bburns/rocket.f77/blob/master/rocket.f#L6-L51
and https://github.com/johannesgerer/jburkardt-f77/blob/master/asa032/asa032.f#L3-L34

Fixed form Fortran interprets lines with C,c, !, or * in the first column as comments.

Bundle stopped worked on new MacOSSierra

Since I updated the OS, Fortran does not work anymore on textmate2

Indenting/dedenting ignores comments and continuation symbols

I'm using the "punch-card" mode to edit Fortran 77 code. If I select a bock of code and hit Command-], commented lines are indented entirely, including the character in column 1. Similarly, if one line has a continuation character in column 6, it is indented as well.

OMP lines are not recognized

OMP specific lines are not recognized. They begin with "!$" and are stylized like comments, which only start with "!".

OMP specific lines should be formatted differently than comments. Otherwise they are very hard to spot.

Is there anything I can do to fix the problem?

I have included an example of the problem below.

Soubroutine after comment not hilighted

For example

! this is a comment
subroutine subname()
...

In the above the subroutine line is not highlighted and is not recognised as a symbol.

Fortran 2003 and conditionals

"optional", "allocatable", "class", "Type, extends", and other elements of Fortran 2003 code are not highlighted consistently. Also #ifdef, #endif are not highlighted clearly differently.
e.g. see

https://github.com/cmbant/forutils/blob/master/ObjectLists.f90
https://github.com/cmbant/forutils/blob/master/MpiUtils.f90

Comments starting with !- register as symbols

Fortran Modern - No highlighting after line ending with a comment

Highlighting seems to be broken for the following example:

integer, parameter :: my_int_1 = 1 ! in this case "integer" is highlighted [do not skip a line]
integer, parameter :: my_int_2 = 2 ! in this case "integer" is not highlighed

but ...

integer, parameter :: my_int_1 = 1 ! in this case "integer" is highlighted
[skip a line]
integer, parameter :: my_int_2 = 2 ! now "integer" is highlighed

"end" statement tokenized within variable names (Linguist)

Example Here (with append)

Not much more to say. It wasn't like this in my native environment, which I presume uses this package, so it might be Linguist's use of PCRE regex as opposed to TM's onimigura?

Missing highlights

In "Fortran - Modern", some Fortran keywords are not highlighted, such as "allocatable", namelist.

'!-' Comment

Actually, I am using sublime text 2 but I think it could be helpful.
In 'Fortarn-Modern' syntax highlighting(Fortran - Modern.tmLanguage), '!-' comment does not work accurately.
For example,

!--------------------- !- comment-1
! Some comments
!--------------------- !- comment-2
! Some comments 2

in this case, In 'some comments' and 'some comments 2' are not shown as comments. I switched a section of capturing (^[ \t]+)?(?=!) and that of (^[ \t]+)?(?=!-) , then it worked properly.

Only "compile single file bundle" is available, how could I use it to compile a project with multiple files?

Modern Fortran - C in first column treated as a comment on second line

With latest bundle I get the following behavior. In the cases below, the first line is highlighted correctly but the second line is treated as a comment.

C(1,1) = DOT_PRODUCT(E1,SS)
C(1,2) = DOT_PRODUCT(E1,PP)

C(1,1) = DOT_PRODUCT(E1,SS)
[skip a line]
C(1,2) = DOT_PRODUCT(E1,PP)

Keyword elseif not recognised

Highlighting problems with ST3, build 3065

When you write a large number of SUBROUTINE in a Fortran file, there are 2 problems of highlighting:

a minor first one

a major second !

all is white after ...

a kind of problem of buffer size ? another one ?

thanks !

Subroutines not recognised without open parenthesis

For example

subroutine subname()
...
end subroutine

is highlighted correctly but

subroutine subname
...
end subroutine

is not highlighted.

Syntax Highlighting - Allocatable Command

The allocatable command is not highlighted. Could you add the coloring to this command?

Thanks!

Line after comment not highlighting correctly

The first word on the line after a comment isn't highlighting correctly, if there is a space before the word it highlights fine, if there is a line between it works fine, just not if it starts straight away.

I've also tested it and it doesn't matter where the comment starts on the line above. Problem in Fortran-Modern using Sublime 2 and 3

Second line of comments on 'Fortran - Modern' not recognized

I use Fortran (Modern) with Sublime Text (now I'm using version 3) and there was just a little glitch handling comments. Look at this example:

As you can see, the second line starts with an exclamation mark, but it's not recognized. But if I start the first line with "! " (including a space), then everything works:

If I put a dash after the ! of the second line, it reconizes it as a comment, but the problem goes to the third line:

I don't understand the language of the syntax file, but I've looked at the MinimalFortran package (https://github.com/315234/MinimalFortran) to fix this (this package works great and can be installed using Package Control, but it misses lots of syntaxes). I just changed the

<string>!-</string>

to

<string>[!]</string>

on the "Fortran - Modern.tmLanguage" file and it all worked:

I don't know if this can cause any conflict anywhere else, so maybe someone can check if this fix works and if so, change the file on the package.

Indentation doesn't work well

I installed Fortran bundle in TextMate2, and write codes in "Fortran - Modern". But the indentation doesn't work well with module block.

When I type "tab" to indent one level, and type some characters, they just jump to the beginning of the line.