Add file extensions to go_template lexer #875
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alecthomas
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Oct 20, 2023
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FYI the Go HTML lexer is here. |
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Ah, then we can add extensions there as well. |
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BTW, would you agree to moving https://github.com/CheetahTemplate3/cheetah3 |
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They can both have .tmpl but I agree that Go is more popular, so it could have a higher priority. |
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How does one specify a priority in xml? |
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According to this, these two are the most popular.
There is also
.gohtmland.go.htmlbut it would need multi-language highlighting. Also,.tmplis common, but it's already in-use by the cheetah lexer unfortunately.EOL change is in conformance to editorconfig.