Declaring multiple variadic variables with initializers generates an invalid error.

Example code (which Github also seems to highlight inconsistently):

vector<int> e(n), depth(n);

Highlight.js 10.4.0 and 10.7.2 generate an Illegal lexeme "," for mode "function" error. Direct reproduction:

require('highlight.js/lib/core').highlight('vector<int> e(n), depth(n);', {langua

• https://openports.se/shells/zsh-syntax-highlighting
• http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/pkgsrc/shells/zsh-syntax-highlighting/
• Might as well link to https://repology.org/project/zsh-syntax-highlighting/versions so people can quickly check whether their distro's covered or not
• Consider adding repology badges (see https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting/issues

Describe the enhancement

Many of us use DEM (discrete element method) to carry out simulations using engines like LIGGGHTS or LAMMPS. To run our simulations, we have to write some scripts. In the LIGGGHTS community, it's very customary to label our input scripts as "in.XXXXX". It would be a fun addition to add a language called "LIGGGHTS/LAMMPS Script" when it detects an input file of this s

I use Nord everything, vim, vs code, terminal... you name it. I love this theme. I use the tui launcher on my phone and try as I might I am not so good at making it Nordified correctly.

Anyone in here think they could help?
https://github.com/Andre1299/TUI-ConsoleLauncher/wiki/Customize-T_UI

• OS: Linux (Arch)
• Python: 3.7.4
• litecli: 1.1.0

This is a great tool (thanks!), but I was deterred from considering it by the references to completing with the "Right-arrow" key in the documentation (and UI). I'm used to completing with the standard GNU Readline Tab key (as in sqlite) and never use arrow keys for completion and don't use any tools which do by default (it's bee

Please add C# syntax support.