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gh-131912: Use different grouping options for the integral and fractional parts#132170
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Prometheus3375 commentedApr 6, 2025 • edited
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Looks as a sphinx bug.@picnixz ? |
This one shouldn't be backported as 3.13 and below do not have grouping for fractional part. |
That would be a Pygment issue in this case. Sphinx delegates highlighting to pygments. |
Ah, indeed. Thanks. The problem might be reported, seepygments/pygments#1340. Though, maybe it's a slightly different one.@Prometheus3375 would you like to investigate it and report to upstream? |
Looks to me as the same. I will provide an additional context in that issue. |
It might be different just because |
They were introduced quite a while ago, in 3.6. Nethertheless, it is not the only place where highlighting does not occur. The same happens in a couple examples below like date format and nested formatting. |
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A small addition to#132030 discussed in#132123. There are many examples with
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used as digit group separator, but only one with,
. I changed last two examples with floating-point number to include a comma separator. I believe it is sufficient to show that both options can be used for both integral and fractional parts, as well as the fact that a user can mix them.📚Documentation preview 📚