micro/runtime/syntax/csx.yaml

filetype: csharp-script
detect:
    filename: "\\.csx$"
    header: "^#!.*/(env +)?dotnet-script( |$)"

rules:
    - include: "csharp"
    - preproc: "\\B(\\#!|\\#[r|load|]+\\b)"
Support csharp-script syntax. (#1425) ``` #!/usr/bin/env dotnet-script // Set Runtime #! "netcoreapp3.0" // Imports #load "myAssembly.dll" #r "nuget:CliWrap,2.5.0" ``` This syntax file basically imports the `csharp` rules and adds it's custom pre-processors. 2020-04-10 20:57:36 +03:00			`filetype: csharp-script`
			`detect:`
			`filename: "\\.csx$"`
Restore `header` instead of `signature` in most syntax files Turning `header` patterns into `signature` patterns in all syntax files was a mistake. The two are different things. In almost all syntax files those patterns are things like shebangs or <?xml ... ?> or <!DOCTYPE html5> i.e. things that: 1. can be (and should be) used for detecting the filetype when there is no `filename` match (and that is actually the purpose of those patterns, so it's a regression that it doesn't work anymore). 2. should only occur in the first line of the file, not in the first 100 lines or so. In other words, the old `header` semantics was exactly what was needed for those filetypes, while the new `signature` semantics makes little sense for them. So replace `signature` back with `header` in most syntax files. Keep `signature` only in C++ and Objective-C syntax files, for which it was actually introduced. 2024-03-23 23:44:27 +03:00			`header: "^#!.*/(env +)?dotnet-script( \|$)"`
Fix trailing spaces/tabs in yaml syntax files (#3200) Signed-off-by: Yevhen Babiichuk (DustDFG) <dfgdust@gmail.com> 2024-03-22 19:56:09 +03:00
Support csharp-script syntax. (#1425) ``` #!/usr/bin/env dotnet-script // Set Runtime #! "netcoreapp3.0" // Imports #load "myAssembly.dll" #r "nuget:CliWrap,2.5.0" ``` This syntax file basically imports the `csharp` rules and adds it's custom pre-processors. 2020-04-10 20:57:36 +03:00			`rules:`
			`- include: "csharp"`
			`- preproc: "\\B(\\#!\|\\#[r\|load\|]+\\b)"`