Currently, the web IDE assumes that you're writing in Unseemly (and import won't work, besides). Allow the generation of web IDEs that assume a specific language. This should only ("only") require work on the HTML/JS/tooling side. Generate static syntax highlighters by default, rather than the goofy dynamic ones that support extend_syntax.
Also, allow generation of (static, of course) VS Code highlighters for new languages. For that matter, generate one for Unseemly!
Currently, the web IDE assumes that you're writing in Unseemly (and
import
won't work, besides). Allow the generation of web IDEs that assume a specific language. This should only ("only") require work on the HTML/JS/tooling side. Generate static syntax highlighters by default, rather than the goofy dynamic ones that supportextend_syntax
.Also, allow generation of (static, of course) VS Code highlighters for new languages. For that matter, generate one for Unseemly!