Bug: Syntax highlighting error for languages except Python
See original GitHub issueWhen I start IJulia Notebook and get the kernel 8cb2529d-d2e3-48ce-a735-cdf7b31e2841
, I want to connect to it with qtconsole:
jupyter qtconsole --existing 8cb2529d-d2e3-48ce-a735-cdf7b31e2841
Then it goes wrong that the qtconsole opened still use syntax for Python, not Julia, e.g., using
is not highlighted(using
is a keyword in Julia but not in Python).
This drives me 懵逼, I love coding in qtconsole actually…
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Looking at the code (specifically FrontendWidget and JupyterWidget) it looks like the lexer is still hard-coded to Python - we don’t look at the highlighting information in kernel_info_reply.
@wmvanvliet, don’t worry, I’m working on this one 😃