Is their a known method for editing existing languages?
In short; I modified the code so that bash could recognize ; as a comment and the program itself completely ignores it and only continues to recognize #
I then created a bogus language that isn't real (just to have a new unique language name); added the same rules, and it worked fine.
I then decided to decode the typescript source map (base64) and see that the same language definitions exist there too; and it seems like those are overriding the changes to the decoded tables. The only way to get a successful result is by creating an entirely unique language name.
Is their a known method for editing existing languages?
In short; I modified the code so that bash could recognize
;as a comment and the program itself completely ignores it and only continues to recognize#I then created a bogus language that isn't real (just to have a new unique language name); added the same rules, and it worked fine.
I then decided to decode the typescript source map (base64) and see that the same language definitions exist there too; and it seems like those are overriding the changes to the decoded tables. The only way to get a successful result is by creating an entirely unique language name.
Thanks