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It was a pain to find the list on their site, so here are the languages supported by the editor: APL, Asterisk, C, C++, Cobol, Java, C#, Scala, Clojure, Coffee
by actsasbuffoon 12y ago
It was a pain to find the list on their site, so here are the languages supported by the editor:
APL,
Asterisk,
C,
C++,
Cobol,
Java,
C#,
Scala,
Clojure,
CoffeeScript,
Common Lisp,
CSS,
D,
diff,
ECL,
Erlang,
Gas,
GitHub Flavored Markdown,
GO,
Groovy,
Haskell,
Haxe,
ASP.NET,
Embedded Javascript,
JavaServer Pages,
HTML,
HTTP,
Jade,
JavaScript,
JSON,
TypeScript,
Jinja2,
LESS,
LiveScript,
Lua,
Markdown (GitHub-flavour),
mIRC,
Nginx,
NTriples,
OCaml,
Pascal,
Perl,
PHP,
PHP(HTML),
Pig,
Plain Text,
Properties files,
Python,
Cython,
R,
reStructuredText,
Ruby,
Rust,
Sass,
Scheme,
SCSS,
Shell,
Sieve,
Smalltalk,
Smarty,
SmartyMixed,
SPARQL,
SQL,
MariaDB,
sTeX,
LaTeX,
Tcl,
TiddlyWiki,
Tiki wiki,
VB.NET,
VBScript,
Velocity,
Verilog,
XML,
XQuery,
YAML,
Z80
- drey08 12y agoIt doesn't seem to want to list .d files, so I guess D support isn't implemented yet. I'm trying it on an open repo, so it should work..
- ternaryoperator 12y agoLooking at the list, it appears they don't support Java, but that's only because is not actually in alpha order, as it first appears to be. Java listed right at the start (between COBOL and C#).