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Add a mechanism by which Spyder would detect a file's type
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to help spyder understand that a file (script) is in fact a python script, even if it doesn’t use the usual ‘.py’ extension and neither has the ‘#!’ shebang magic ?
For emacs I’m embedding a # -*- python -*- line, but that obviously isn’t recognized by spyder. Is there any other mechanism I could use ?
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The languages configuration (that we’re planing to introduce in spyder4) could have a field “first line”, that will be a regex to detect the file based in the first line (like vscode do)
first_line = r"^#!/.*\\bpython[0-9.-]*\\b"We could use the pygments lexer detector?