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Christian Lenz commented on NETBEANS-3869:
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It is possible to do it by my own, but it is just a workaround. You can see the
instructions here: https://github.com/Chris2011/netbeans-textmate-files
> Change mimetypes from textmate added languages to better known mimetypes
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> Key: NETBEANS-3869
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-3869
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: textmate-lexer
> Affects Versions: 11.3
> Reporter: Christian Lenz
> Assignee: Jan Lahoda
> Priority: Major
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> When I add a new language, the mimetype is just text/x-ext-a and the next one
> will be text/x-ext-b. But this is not really usefull, when I use the mimetype
> for some more specific stuff for example adding code completion items or
> adding actions to those mimetypes. I can't guess, when I have 10 new
> languages, which one is one.
> Solution is, and most of the time it is using the extension.
> So adding a new language for kt (Kotlin) files, it will be text/x-kt, for cs
> (C#) it will be text/x-cs for feature (cucumber feature files) it will be
> text/x-feature. This is way better IMHO. Using ext-a, ext-b, ext-c says
> nothing.
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