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I'd like to add language support for q. Specifically, I'd to make quarto aware of the q comment string, which is /.
Searching around I found this list of files that all contain maps from language name to comment char.
src/resources/editor/tools/yaml/yaml-intelligence-resources.json
src/resources/editor/tools/vs-code.mjs (in two places)
src/resources/editor/tools/yaml/web-worker.js (in two places)
src/resources/jupyter/notebook.py
src/resources/filters/modules/constants.lua
src/resources/rmd/hooks.R
src/core/jupyter/jupyter.ts
src/core/lib/partition-cell-options.ts
Cross checking with d256be7, I have all the same + one more.
I just grepped for julia.?[:=].*# and changed the lang/comment a few times. If someone has a better method or if this is documented anywhere, lmk.
I'm also curious about what it would take to get q syntax highlights in generated HTML out of the box. Currently I'm able to use Kate's k and q syntax definitions (from here) with some small changes, and use the syntax-definitions metadata. Is this something that I'd need to add to quarto? or some tool that quarto uses like pandoc?
Thanks!