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Ooh this is promising. In this particular case, when I see "written in Rust" I hear "uses the Rust ecosystem" which is quite a bit more loadbearing than just t
by samatman 6y ago
Ooh this is promising.
In this particular case, when I see "written in Rust" I hear "uses the Rust ecosystem" which is quite a bit more loadbearing than just the choice of programming language.
Does anyone happen to know if it uses syntect for highlighting? I wasn't able to determine this in the amount of time I have to browse it.
If so, I will be trying this out for sure, I have custom syntax highlighting written in `.sublime-syntax` format and this would be perfect for me.
Edit: Don't want to make another top-level post and I sneaked in under the edit window.
Is there a community for this? I'm trying to get some .sublime-syntax files installed, and I can't find anything amp-specific in either .config or .local/share/
The project is somewhat underdocumented (it's okay, I expected this) and it would be helpful if there were some friendly devs whose ear I could bend as I get comfortable.
If this does exist, it would be a very good thing to link to from https://amp.rs https://amp.rs
- swsieber 6y agoLooking at the dependencies on crates.io it looks like it does use syntect: https://crates.io/crates/amp/0.6.2/dependencies https://crates.io/crates/amp/0.6.2/dependencies
- samatman 6y agoScore! Yeah that would have been the obvious place to look, huh. I encourage anyone who is skeptical about "what if $app but Rust" to look at the crates here. Ecosystem quality is very important and Rust has good ones. Consider that wiring together such an app in plain-old-C means inheriting the buffer overflows, memory leaks, thread unsafety, and data races, associated with each and every such library.