tiny.syn.Language

1/// A caller passes one tag to `highlight` or `highlightLine` to choose the scanner for a line. The2/// enum has one tag per language the scanners know, forty in all. Each tag is named after its3/// language, and `name` gives its short text form. A tag can stand for a family: `shell` covers sh,4/// bash, zsh and fish, and `lisp` covers Scheme, Racket, Common Lisp and Emacs Lisp. Tags share5/// scanners: `lisp`, `clojure` and `chiclet` use the Lisp scanner, and every language without a6/// scanner of its own uses a generic scanner for C-like syntax.7pub const Language = enum {8    zig,9    /// This repository's own programming language, which `lib/chic` parses and compiles. Its lines10    /// go through the same scanner as Lisp and Clojure. `fromName` accepts `chiclet` and `chic`,11    /// and `fromPath` accepts the `.chic` extension and a file named `.chic`.12    chiclet,13    lisp,14    json,15    shell,16    diff,17    markdown,18    python,19    yaml,20    toml,21    c,22    cpp,23    csharp,24    java,25    javascript,26    typescript,27    go,28    rust,29    ruby,30    php,31    swift,32    kotlin,33    scala,34    sql,35    html,36    css,37    xml,38    nix,39    lua,40    haskell,41    elixir,42    erlang,43    clojure,44    ocaml,45    r,46    make,47    perl,48    dart,49    vue,50    svelte,51};

1pub const Language = language.Language;