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Atom Grammar Detector
Set default language for new filesWhat is the difference between Sublime text and Github's AtomHow to open Atom editor from command line in OS X?How to change indentation mode in Atom?How to auto-indent code in the Atom editor?Commenting out code blocks in AtomHow can I set an Atom Grammar based on file content?How to change the colours of a grammar syntax in Atom text editor?How can I change which grammar gets used in Atom for ERB?Match double empty line Atom Grammar
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I routinely have to pipe files with no file extension into Atom for editing. The Atom grammar-selector core package allows me to change the grammar relatively easily. I'm wondering 2 things:
Can I make this package always fallback to something other than plaintext?
Is there a way that the filetype's grammar can be detected without a file extension? In my case, the files are always YAML. Seems that there could be a grammar-detector pkg that tries to determine the grammar from the file content rather than just a file extension.
Any ideas?
atom-editor grammar
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I routinely have to pipe files with no file extension into Atom for editing. The Atom grammar-selector core package allows me to change the grammar relatively easily. I'm wondering 2 things:
Can I make this package always fallback to something other than plaintext?
Is there a way that the filetype's grammar can be detected without a file extension? In my case, the files are always YAML. Seems that there could be a grammar-detector pkg that tries to determine the grammar from the file content rather than just a file extension.
Any ideas?
atom-editor grammar
Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:28
The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30
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I routinely have to pipe files with no file extension into Atom for editing. The Atom grammar-selector core package allows me to change the grammar relatively easily. I'm wondering 2 things:
Can I make this package always fallback to something other than plaintext?
Is there a way that the filetype's grammar can be detected without a file extension? In my case, the files are always YAML. Seems that there could be a grammar-detector pkg that tries to determine the grammar from the file content rather than just a file extension.
Any ideas?
atom-editor grammar
I routinely have to pipe files with no file extension into Atom for editing. The Atom grammar-selector core package allows me to change the grammar relatively easily. I'm wondering 2 things:
Can I make this package always fallback to something other than plaintext?
Is there a way that the filetype's grammar can be detected without a file extension? In my case, the files are always YAML. Seems that there could be a grammar-detector pkg that tries to determine the grammar from the file content rather than just a file extension.
Any ideas?
atom-editor grammar
atom-editor grammar
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Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:28
The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30
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Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:28
The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30
Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:28
Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:28
The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30
The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Set default language for new files
– Alex
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The flagged question should help your the first question (default language). The second is different, so should be separated into its own question anyway. Both useful questions, though!
– Alex
Mar 25 at 9:30