Add *.cshtml file glob to HTML lexer#1522
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@Cerbrus Does this look OK? |
Hi, thanks for taking a look at this. I'm not sure how I can check, though? |
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@Cerbrus It is a little difficult. You could check out the code in the PR, update the HTML visual sample with some CSHTML and see how it looks but given that it's basically HTML with |
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@Cerbrus OK—got it in. This will be part of the next version of Rouge: v3.20.0. That will be pushed out to RubyGems on Tuesday 9 June. Sorry for the wait! |
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'Razor syntax' is a feature of ASP.NET web programming. By convention, files that use this syntax, use the
.cshtmlextension. While Rouge does not properly support Razor syntax, discussion in #873 indicates that the HTML lexer would be preferable to these files being lexed as plaintext.This PR adds the file glob and a test. It fixes #873.