Have a look at this github issue and workaround: treat_as_code not working with .odin files in beta 4.1.6
As you can see below, I tried to add "mm" as the first test
, but apparently that did not work.
Any other suggestion ?
1 | string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("mm"))
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Any other suggestion ?
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ProfileScope(app, "begin buffer");
Scratch_Block scratch(app);
b32 treat_as_code = false;
String_Const_u8 file_name = push_buffer_file_name(app, scratch, buffer_id);
if (file_name.size > 0){
String_Const_u8_Array extensions = global_config.code_exts;
String_Const_u8 ext = string_file_extension(file_name);
for (i32 i = 0; i < extensions.count; ++i){
if (string_match(ext, extensions.strings[i])){
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("mm")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("cpp")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("h")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("c")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("hpp")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("cc"))){
treat_as_code = true;
}
#if 0
treat_as_code = true;
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("cs"))){
if (parse_context_language_cs == 0){
init_language_cs(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_cs;
}
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("java"))){
if (parse_context_language_java == 0){
init_language_java(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_java;
}
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("rs"))){
if (parse_context_language_rust == 0){
init_language_rust(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_rust;
}
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("cpp")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("h")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("c")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("hpp")) ||
string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("cc"))){
if (parse_context_language_cpp == 0){
init_language_cpp(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_cpp;
}
// TODO(NAME): Real GLSL highlighting
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("glsl"))){
if (parse_context_language_cpp == 0){
init_language_cpp(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_cpp;
}
// TODO(NAME): Real Objective-C highlighting
if (string_match(ext, string_u8_litexpr("m"))){
if (parse_context_language_cpp == 0){
init_language_cpp(app);
}
parse_context_id = parse_context_language_cpp;
}
#endif
break;
}
}
}
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Edited by Alberto
on
Did you recompile the custom layer after making the change ?
To be clear, the line
validates that the extension matches one of the extensions from the config file, so you still need it in the config file, even after your change.
On my machine, it's working. But the mm file I used contained only C code since I don't' know ObjectiveC. If ObjectiveC syntax is too different from C/C++, the syntax highlighting and other code related features might not work at all (I don't know). There are still ways to have basic syntax highlighting, but you may have to do it yourself.
To be clear, the line
1 | string_match(ext, extensions.strings[i]) |
validates that the extension matches one of the extensions from the config file, so you still need it in the config file, even after your change.
On my machine, it's working. But the mm file I used contained only C code since I don't' know ObjectiveC. If ObjectiveC syntax is too different from C/C++, the syntax highlighting and other code related features might not work at all (I don't know). There are still ways to have basic syntax highlighting, but you may have to do it yourself.