The changes to asciidoc, powershell, and yaml are OK so committed as [e0729c].
The tex.properties change has a couple of problems. It adds 3 more entries to the file filter menu which is already too long. I think that was why TeX was omitted from *filter. Users can choose one of the filter. settings that best matches their use of TeX and add that. The other problem is the use of filter.context which has another meaning (for the Search | Filter... command it is a number) and that use will override the filter.contextset inside tex.properties causing something like *filter.context=5 which doesn't work. Thus the filter.context setting inside tex.properties should be renamed.
Why do you regard file types like
*.txt
as source code? These appear to me to mostly be text, documentation or data.You are right, those are not source code. Thanks for pointing it out. Please disregard the attached
others.properties
.Last edit: Georger Araujo 2025-05-07
The changes to asciidoc, powershell, and yaml are OK so committed as [e0729c].
The
tex.properties
change has a couple of problems. It adds 3 more entries to the file filter menu which is already too long. I think that was why TeX was omitted from*filter
. Users can choose one of thefilter.
settings that best matches their use of TeX and add that. The other problem is the use offilter.context
which has another meaning (for the Search | Filter... command it is a number) and that use will override thefilter.context
set insidetex.properties
causing something like*filter.context=5
which doesn't work. Thus thefilter.context
setting insidetex.properties
should be renamed.Related
Commit: [e0729c]