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Hi,
Currently there is no Prolog support. I implemented Prolog support by adding a proper regex to config file at my local. However, there is an issue: Prolog uses the same extension (*.pl) as Perl. I guess, after my addition, Perl support is overwritten for pl files. It can cause confusion for users.
So I wanted to ask for suggestions. Should I commit my changes commented out, so users will uncomment it if they are interested? Or an option should be added to the settings page?
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Hi,
Currently there is no Prolog support. I implemented Prolog support by adding a proper regex to config file at my local. However, there is an issue: Prolog uses the same extension (*.pl) as Perl. I guess, after my addition, Perl support is overwritten for pl files. It can cause confusion for users.
So I wanted to ask for suggestions. Should I commit my changes commented out, so users will uncomment it if they are interested? Or an option should be added to the settings page?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: