Add batch script support and fix minor issues#4380
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new language: Add batch script support
feat(batch): add Batch file language support
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Don't we already support batch files? I just added an alias for |
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I believe it may be time to rename our dos grammer to dos_batch... is this a replacement/better grammar for DOS than dos already is? |
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This pull request introduces syntax highlighting support for Windows batch files to the project. The main addition is a new language definition for batch scripts, along with relevant tests to ensure proper detection and markup of batch syntax elements.
Batch language support:
src/languages/batch.jsfor Windows batch files, supporting.bat,.batch, and.cmdextensions, with highlighting for built-in commands, operators, comments, strings, variables, and numbers.Testing and validation:
test/detect/batch/default.txtto verify that batch files are correctly identified by the language detector.test/markup/batch/default.txtand expected outputtest/markup/batch/default.expect.txtto validate syntax highlighting for various batch commands, comments, variables, and control structures. [1] [2]Checklist
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