Add python syntax preprocessor

[icarito]

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[posva]

what for?

[adriaanzon]

Can you point to the documentation of the python preprocessor, so we can confirm it is needed to add support for py in addition to python?

[icarito]

Oh, sorry, sure! I use this with this loader:
https://github.com/icarito/python-webpack-loader

[icarito]

By the way, thanks for this awesome project.
I don't have a full understanding of all the moving parts, I'm using a high level framework called Nuxt.js.
However, I understand it's using vue-loader in the background to load python-webpack-loader (whose npm package is py-loader).
My script tag is thus <script lang="py?compiler=pj">.
I have to admit I didn't think the regexp through, I simply assumed it's meaning and adapted for my use.
Happy coding!

[icarito]

https://github.com/nuxt-community/python-module I've contributed a nuxt module to make it easier to write python vue components with zero boilerplate. :-)

[adriaanzon]

I am going to hold off on this, since it is going to contribute to the slowness of this plugin (#95), without benefiting many people. I am planning on creating something that will "lazy load" languages, so only the languages used in the opened Vue file will be loaded. When that is ready, then we could think of adding this.

I think the idea stated here #109 (comment), would also be a good solution for this type of uncommonly embedded language. We could also move s:register_language() to the autoload folder so people can use it from their after/syntax/vue.vim, but I think I am more of a fan of the configuration variable approach mentioned at #109 (comment).