On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:07:43 +0400, "Walery Studennikov" despairr@gmail.com wrote:
2008/11/23 Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de:
On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:30:12 +0400, "Walery Studennikov" despairr@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
I wish to add syntax highlighting support for YAML and I've performed some effort in this area. Here is the patch with my try. But highlighting still doesn't work. What have I missed? Please, help ;)
See the attached patch for a more complete version. You missed basic changes in src/highlighting.c.
Please note that the attached patch is made from GIT, so you need to apply it with: patch -p1 < /path/to/geany_yaml_v2.patch
Thank you. I've made the final version of the patch -- it is attached.
Should we add YAML to Geany? I'm not sure whether it is widely used and so whether it's reasonable to add yet another filetype for it.
I'm working in web-programming world, where text-based serialization formats are used widely.
And the three pillars of base text formats are: XML, JSON and YAML. The meaning and significance of last two formats are growing.
If we support XML in geany, why we do not support other two of those pillars: JSON and YAML? ;) JSON is mostly: "machine-writeable", but YAML files are very often "human-writeable" and it is important to have convenient editor for them.
And I'm sure thet geany is convenient (and should be convenient) not only for "low-level" languages and "low-level" applications, but also
The only low-level language we support is ASM. Even C is a high-level programming language although many people seem not wanting to believe this :). Anyway, I got your point.
I think I add the filetype tomorrow or at the weekend.
Regards, Enrico