* Added Monkey2 (extension .monkey2) example
This compiles with the most up to date Monkey2 release (V1.1.06).
* Sorting example in Monkey2
* Add files via upload
* Gui example using the MojoX module
* Added nextflow language
* Added main.nf to list of filenames
* Fixed duplicate groovy scope
* Removed hello-world example
* Update grammar submodule
* Removed main.nf from filenames
* Added nextflow.config example
* Add the language for the Common Workflow Language standards
* add CWL grammer
* add MIT licensed CWL sample
* script/set-language-ids --update for CWL
.clang-tidy is the filename used for clang-tidy's configuration file.
clang-tidy is a clang-based C++ "linter" tool. For more info, see:
https://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/
* Change KiCad Board language to KiCad Legacy Layout
KiCad .brd files and .kicad_pcb files have the same purpose, they are both source files for PCB layouts. Having one of the file types named "KiCad Board" and the other one "KiCad Layout" can cause confusion since it implies they are not the same thing.
The [.brd files use the old, legacy layout format](http://kicad-pcb.org/help/file-formats/#_native_file_formats) that is [not actively used anymore](https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=language%3A%22KiCad+Board%22&type=Repositories&ref=advsearch&l=KiCad+Board&l=). Having it come before the KiCad Layout language in the Language Selection list and not having it flagged as legacy can cause people to select it when searching for KiCad layout files.
* Change KiCad sample according to changes in 4b306f34
* Update vendor/README.md using script/list-grammars
* Support for C++ files generated by protobuf/grpc
This changeset includes a sample generated file.
[grpc](http://grpc.io) is a high performance, open-source universal
RPC framework.
* Account for older gRPC protobuf plugin message
* .xpm and .pm extensions associated with XPM.
* .pm is disambiguated by searching the /* XPM */ string.
This is how `file` performs detection and should work with
every XPM3 file (most XPM generated by software later than 1991).
Added XPM samples:
* stick-unfocus.xpm: extracted from Fluxbox (MIT License)
0c13ddc0c8/data/styles/Emerge/pixmaps/stick-unfocus.xpm
* cc-public_domain_mark_white.pm: public domain image from
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cc-public_domain_mark_white.svg
converted to XPM with ImageMagick (convert input.svg output.xpm).
A few MAXScript files were misclassified as Unix Assembly.
Some of them can be found at github.com/davestewart/maxscript
* This commit changes the heuristic which looked for labels
such as ".LG7E0:" to actually match the full label including
the colon. This reduced the number of MAXScript files
misclassified as Unix Assembly, without any new Unix Assembly
misclassified so far.
* add MAXScript sample rolloutCreator.ms, extrated from MIT repo:
https://github.com/davestewart/maxscript/blob/master/3D/3ds2ae/02_resources/max%20scripts/3ds%20ax%20scripts/rolloutCreator.ms
The hpcugent/easybuild-framework is a python framework for the installation
of application in an HPC context. The actual package build description are
written in python but having .eb as extension.
Signed-off-by: Justin Lecher <jlec@gentoo.org>
* Added mgiannini/sublime-factor as a submodule
Provided better color for Fantom
Added license for sublime-fantom
Specified tm_scope for Fantom
* Redirected submodule for Fantom to fork with updated grammar
* Triggering build
* Updating sublime-fantom submodule
* Updated submodule sublime-fantom
* Adding Fantom samples
* Add comp, tesc, and tese as GLSL file extensions
* Add GLSL compute shader sample
* Add GLSL tessellation control shader sample
* Add GLSL tessellation evaluation shader sample
* Remove .comp from GLSL extensions
We have to be sure that most of the .comp files on GitHub are indeed GLSL compute shaders.
* Remove GLSL compute shader sample
