Add C# highlighting - #802
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Nice, when is this expected to ship? And was the issue BrentKinny brought up above with |
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Not sure. I'll make a release based on my gut feeling, because getting permissions to release something is a real hassle. IIRC yes the issue was fixed. This regex engine implement left-most match first semantics so int|internal will match int because it comes first. |
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This adds fairly comprehensive support for C# highlighting. I would like if someone checked if I have placed the keywords in the correct place as C# has quite of lot of them!
All test were passed when running
cargo test -qThis is my first time contributing to open source project, so feel free to scrutinise this contribution!