The submodule was pointing to a repo which no longer has a tmLanguage
definition. We've now reinstated such a repo, with a tmLanguage file
existing in the master branch.
Since we reinstated this repo with the same name (as the old name
redirected to a new repo), the commit used is the only change.
* Update all submodules
* Ensure always using lastest docker image
* Allow passing in GEM_VERSION from env
This is useful to building test gems in a cache friendly way using:
`GEM_VERSION=$(git describe --tags 2>/dev/null | sed 's/-/./g' | sed
's/v//') bundle exec rake build_gem`
* Update submodules one last time
* Set version 6.0.0
* add solidity language
* add solidity color
* move samples to test fixtures
they're not used by the bayesian classifier
* Update languages.yml
* Rename RefundVault.sol to RefundVault.solidity
* Rename pygments-example.sol to pygments-example.solidity
* Change color from #383838 to #AA6746
`Color #383838 is too close to ["3F3F3F", "383838"]`
* Fix test
* Remove test/fixtures and add samples
* Remove extension
* Remove sample file
* 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
* grammars: Update several grammars with compat issues
* [WIP] Add new grammar conversion tools
* Wrap in a Docker script
* Proper Dockerfile support
* Add Javadoc grammar
* Remove NPM package.json
* Remove superfluous test
This is now always checked by the grammars compiler
* Update JSyntax grammar to new submodule
* Approve Javadoc license
* grammars: Remove checked-in dependencies
* grammars: Add regex checks to the compiler
* grammars: Point Oz to its actual submodule
* grammars: Refactor compiler to group errors by repo
* grammars: Cleanups to error reporting
* Add the language for the Common Workflow Language standards
* add CWL grammer
* add MIT licensed CWL sample
* script/set-language-ids --update for CWL
* 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
* 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
Pep/8 is a toy assembly language used in some universities for teaching
the basics of assembly and low-level programming.
Signed-off-by: Lucas Bajolet <lucas.bajolet@gmail.com>
