tiny.syn.highlight

1/// Marks up one line from a fresh continuation state. A caller with one line on its own, such as a2/// snippet or the README example, marks it up without keeping anything between calls. The function3/// behaves as `highlightLine` with a new `State` that is dropped after the call, so a comment or4/// string the line leaves open is forgotten. The call replaces the spans the storage held for the5/// previous line. The storage must be activated before the call, and the call allocates nothing.6/// The call returns `.complete` when the spans were kept and `.discarded` when the line was longer7/// than the text limit.8pub fn highlight(9    language: Language,10    text: []const u8,11    spans: *SpanStorage,12) syn.SpanMaterialization {13    var state: State = .{};14    return highlightLine(language, text, &state, spans);15}

1pub const highlight = scan.highlight;