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Log

Author	Commit	Date	CI	Message
	7a554b5f	2020-04-16T22:27:54		Fixed several cases of exponential backtracking (#2268)
	5450e24c	2020-01-15T15:04:09		Elixir: Added support for attributes names ending with `?` (#2182)
	3ba786cd	2019-06-02T15:08:24		Tests: `lookbehind` test for patterns (#1890) This adds a test which whether `lookbehind` (if set to `true`) is necessary for a given pattern.
	dac0485e	2018-04-17T00:25:03		Elixir: Fix attributes consuming punctuation. Fix #1392
	e93d61f3	2018-03-26T20:57:31		Elixir: Make regexps greedy, remove comment hacks. Update known failures and tests.
	cc80ccda	2018-03-13T08:15:56		Remove most of the cloning occurrences in language definitions.
	75d00d72	2017-10-22T14:33:11		Elixir: Regexp optimisation + uniform behavior between ~r and ~s
	7549eccb	2017-02-08T23:23:24		Add missing greedy config in APL, AutoIt, Dart, Elixir, Erlang, F#, Go, Haxe, Icon, Inform7, J, Makefile, Mel, Nim, Nix, NSIS, OCaml, Oz, Pari/GP, Parser, Pascal, Perl, Prolog, Pure, Qore, R, Rip, Ruby, Rust, SAS, Scheme, SQL, Stylus, Tcl and Verilog
	ccb6566c	2015-09-22T23:26:10		Elixir: Fix empty comment + add test for issue #775
	220f1dfa	2015-09-22T08:25:13		Highlight Elixir string markdown header correctly Elixir allows markdown inside its triple-quote heredoc syntax. However, the "#" used in markdown headers is currently misinterpreted as a comment. So, if you write this: ```elixir @doc """ Get the first name of a user. - `user` - A User struct. user = %User{name: "Alice Winston"} User.first_name(user) "Alice" """ ``` Prism interprets the markdown headers as comments, not as part of the string, and this messes up the coloring. This can be fixed by adding a negative lookbehind, such that the comments regex matches "#" but not "##".
	801769cc	2015-09-05T09:42:40		Elixir: Merged heredoc with strings, fixed capture, optimized operators and keywords.
	08054b15	2015-06-30T21:29:30		Add support for elixir