Open egesu opened 6 years ago
@egesu additional grammars is not designed for backend languages only; it's a flexible, experimental config for grammars supported by community packages. By doing so we keep scope of ide-html not too big.
IMO suitable config for text.html.ng
is either
How do you think ---
language-html-angular
language-html-angular
to apply text.html.ng
grammar support@egesu any feedback to my comments?
Sorry about the delay. Additional grammars solves the issue very well, however the problem is when I wanted to use this feature, I had to find the grammar name for language-html-angular
package. I didn't know anything about the grammars before, so I had to spend some time on it. Probably for a newbie in web development, additional grammars won't solve the issue. So I think checkbox would be nice.
I will update the PR as soon as possible.
... So I think checkbox would be nice.
@egesu That sounds Great!
IMO the description need to be informative by telling user that
this checkbox requires atom package language-html-angular
It already works when I put
text.html.ng
in additional grammars, however I thought this option is for optional extensions like backend languages.text.html.ng
is always a frontend code, and no problem to put it in defaults.By the way,
text.html.ng
is from language-html-angular package.