TK Soh

the import support certainly make things earlier, but what is lacking is some kind of 'eco' system. The old nedit imports the new lang mode and patterns, and just about...

BTW, with the subdirectory approach, it will also mean the user created stuffs will need to be save into the subdirectory too, naturally.

My first reaction to the so-called "expert friendly" solution is that nedit already has one. So, that's not where we want to go, since it already does not meet what...

I too thought about adding the filename suffix to the language mode to id the source yaml, and let users decide how to manage them -- we have to trust...

BTW, the "parsing error in a file that is redefining an already-defined language" is quite unlikely in practice, unless the files are manually edited somehow (why?). Even so, the broken...

@eteran users would certainly appreciate some warning. On a related topic, for Windows users, they are likely not using any console (the drag-and-drop feature probably helps make it even less...

Actually, by filename suffix, I was talking about adding the yaml filename of which the language mode was defined, so it will show up as "C++ [mycplusplus.yaml]" on the the...

> I just want to make sure we get all the little details right. Are there any other examples of editors that: > > 1. have languages (or macros, whatever)...

One other thing we should probably discuss now is the list of new languages we plan to add as default, perhaps by calling for contribution from users. I counted nedit,...

>> 2. let you create/edit/delete them in the UI >> 3. store them as individual files that can be also managed on disc? > > I am not sure how...