Syntax highlighting enabled for languages other than Objective-C #79
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we can use the file suffix to determine which syntax highlighting to use.
… pick the brush for syntax highlighting.
…the one we need for the given file type.
Added a hash of possible values to select the correct brush based on the suffix. This fixes a problem where some suffixes did not match brush aliases.
…h simpler and faster.
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I've merged yours commits to my master branch, this was on my todo-list ;) |
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Hi. I've made a few changes that enable syntax highlighting for languages other than Objective-C.
It needed all of the brush javascript files to be imported into:
passing the full file path into
showFilefromGLFileView.mand some javascript string manipulation in
This is based on commit 9dd29f6
I've built and tested it locally using Ruby files and it seemed to work fine. I'm not an expert on Objective-C, though, so don't be surprised if I've not cleaned up a pointer or somesuch.
Also added a Hash of suffix -> brush mappings, so that the right brush will be applied to file type.
Thanks for your fabulous work with GitX, btw. Our team uses it every day, and couldn't live without it.