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It would be nice if this support jumping to next symbol. In java, which has the most similar syntax with groovy, you can go to the line where a function is declared just by pressing Ctrl + R and type the name of the function.

First of all: Thanks for the groovy syntax highlighting in Atom!
About this issue: I found that the syntax highlighting of slashy strings probably should not highligh backslash sequences as they will not be handled the same as for single and double quotet strings.
It's up to the receiver of these strings how the backslash sequences are handled.

• If the receiver is a regex it will translate the backslash sequences
• If the receiver e.g. is a windows file path, e.g.

new File(/c:\Users\myself\SomeFile.txt/)

there won't be any backslash translation done by anything.

Trying to install and getting this error. If it's a simple issue I would appreciate some help. Thanks

10/25/22_19:00:24 /Users/john
0-zsh% apm install language-groovy
Installing language-groovy to /Users/john/.atom/packages ✗
Request for package information failed: Application error

10/25/22_19:10:57 /Users/john
1-zsh% curl "https://www.atom.io/api/packages/language-groovy/versions/0.7.0/tarball"
{"message":"Application error"}%   

does this support GDSL (ala Jenkins GDSL)? If so can it be documented on the readme of how to configure it? If not this is a request to add support.

The slash for the division operator will greedily consume slashes on its right (such as a slash inside a string) to form a regex, which is incorrect.

Note the blue text from the division to slash in the string.

Interestingly, even the syntax highlighter in GitHub has this problem:

Map x = [foo: 1, bar: 2]
println((x.foo / x.bar).toString() + "/bar");
" // to reset the string glob
// This works
println("/bar" + (x.foo / x.bar).toString());

When ussing toggle comment, a line comment is supposed to be inserted.
When i do so, the comment inserted is a block comment (which can't be neasted, which can cause issue)

After installing the language-groovy package, attempting to open a .groovy file causes Atom to hang.

It seems that there is no support for parsing templateangine template files, the ones described at http://docs.groovy-lang.org/next/html/documentation/template-engines.html and looking like
<% print city %>

Usually these files have the .template file extension. You can find few examples at https://github.com/jenkinsci/email-ext-plugin/tree/master/src/main/resources/hudson/plugins/emailext/templates

Considering that SimpleTemplateEngine is part of groovy language itself it seems logical to support them as part of this plugin. I tried to look for another language that is similar but I was not not able to find any other atom plugin that can parse these.

Hi,

I have some non-standard named Groovy files that are not being detected by the plugin even with a #!/usr/bin/env groovy shebang.

Atom fails to correctly set the syntax. Would you be able to add in syntax detection based off of a groovy shebang?

Either

#!/usr/bin/env groovy

or

#!groovy

Viewing a groovy language file in a project, hangs the entire editor.

Here's how short is highlighted in Atom:

Here's IntelliJ for comparison:

After adding 'groovy.inc' to the list of extensions and restarting atom, i was able to convince it to recognize the files. Before that it was recognizing them as PHP.

I have a lot of scripts where I add some metadata to the top of the script like this:

/*
Description:    blah
App Version:    3
Updates:        none
*/

I'll often use tabs after the colons to get the data values to line up neatly.

After updating Atom today, attempting to tab here adds key: "value" to the line, even if I add an additional space after the colon. This is difficult to work around, and I don't seem to be able to disable it. At the end of the day, all I really want is syntax highlighting and it's frustrating to not be able to type freely.

Note that there was a similar issue for the language-ruby package and they modified the trigger: atom/language-ruby#127

I installed the plugin and tried to open this *.groovy file:

https://github.com/groovy/groovy-core/blob/master/src/test/groovy/WhileLoopTest.groovy

This raised CPU usage up to 100% and made Atom unusable.

Seems there is some quirks in the grammar (or maybe some general performance issue in Atom) that causes this behaviour. Syntax highlighting orks only with very basic Groovy files for me.

Issue 1:
Atom without safe mode: When I try to fetch, pull and push, I'm getting this error.
error: cannot spawn ssh: No such file or directory
fatal: unable to fork

Issue 2:
So I tried this command:
atom --safe. then I'm able to do fetch, pull and push. but not able to use packages.

Syntax highlighting fails with more complex structures. I've attached a part of the script with Jenkins Pipeline checkout plugin example. All parts highlighted green are correct, script has no warnings/errors during execution.

Problem seems to be the thin arrow ->. When using => the syntax highlighting works fine.

"When Atom matches 'methods', it stops highlighting keywords in the method declaration, so I've commented out the method block for now. I honestly don't know if the 'methods' block adds anything to Atom, but I didn't notice any special treatment when I had it enabled."

Here's the 'methods' block: sjurgemeyer@b92dd1c