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@peterflynn, @TomMalbran, do you guys think it should be included in Brackets core? CM also has Cobol syntax highlighting, why discriminate? :) I thought it should be an extension which is what I recommended.
I guess starter bug label may be confusing -- it invites to submit a PR to core.
I do agree with Randy -- Brackets should keep focus on web.
I am going to go ahead and close the PR asking to create an extension for Pascal support. And will remove the starter bug from this issue -- extension idea is sufficient to describe how it should be handled (and this issue is the only instance that has both).
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TomMalbran commentedon Nov 6, 2014
Pascal is already supported in CodeMirror, so you could make a PR to add it to Brackets, by adding it to this file: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/blob/master/src/language/languages.json
busykai commentedon Dec 11, 2014
@peterflynn, @TomMalbran, do you guys think it should be included in Brackets core? CM also has Cobol syntax highlighting, why discriminate? :) I thought it should be an extension which is what I recommended.
I guess
starter buglabel may be confusing -- it invites to submit a PR to core.redmunds commentedon Dec 11, 2014
Pascal and Cobol are not web technologies, so I think these should not be in core.
TomMalbran commentedon Dec 11, 2014
I am ok with either option.
An issue with being an extension is that it might not be obvious for first time users that it can be one.
busykai commentedon Dec 12, 2014
I do agree with Randy -- Brackets should keep focus on web.
I am going to go ahead and close the PR asking to create an extension for Pascal support. And will remove the
starter bugfrom this issue --extension ideais sufficient to describe how it should be handled (and this issue is the only instance that has both).