Add julia syntax support
See original GitHub issueThanks for this wonderful add on. I’m working with julia files (*.jl), would it be possible to support it?
I saw that prism supports julia highlighting. Is it enough to add the respective line in the language-ext.js
file?
I am on a slow internet connection for a few weeks which is why I cannot install npm and its tools to have a try. thanks!
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Thanks, working perfect! it makes a big difference when reviewing code with syntax highlighting 😃
@reyronald sounds great, thanks! I’ll be happy to test-drive it on my repos