Added detection for the Julia language.

[pao]

Julia is a newly developed technical computing language, with source at JuliaLang/julia. This is basic filetype support.

[ViralBShah]

Would be awesome if github could detect julia code and syntax color it!

[StefanKarpinski]

+1

[stefan-k]

+1

[natew]

+1

[carlobaldassi]

+1

[JeffBezanson]

+1

[JeffBezanson]

Just want to point out that syntax coloring support is underway: https://bitbucket.org/nolta/pygments-main/changeset/5c5212e5dd27

[vspinu]

+1

[samnardoni]

+1

[johnmyleswhite]

+1

[HarlanH]

+1

[fcocquemas]

+1

[Keno]

+1

[shannonrush]

+1

[markhend]

+1

[ahmadia]

-1 (am I doing this right?)

[aviks]

+1

[sarahhodne]

What difference does this do? As in, what is the difference between not having it in here and having the lexer to be text only? If none, I think we should wait until syntax highlighting is done.

[josh]

What @dvyjones said. I'm not pulling in any more new languages without pygments lexers.

[pao]

The idea was to get the statistics going and make the language searchable by language in the meantime. I saw you had done this for Rust.

You might consider updating your README if "Pygments lexer required" is the policy.

[peerst]

+1

[leovailati]

++;

[tel]

+1!

[fernandomayer]

+1

[pao]

I pulled the update to the latest pygments-main proposed in pygments/pygments.rb#17 through in my local copy to run the tests on the above commit. It won't work with the current pygments.rb release.

[knf]

+1

[staticfloat]

+1

[vmg]

Sorry, we've just managed to catch up with Pygments upstream.

In we gooo...

[pao]

Thanks!