Chris2011 commented on issue #1045: Support for TextMate grammars (from VS Code) URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-netbeans/pull/1045#issuecomment-445157549 For the DataObject, I never said that we should replace it. If it sounds so, then sry. Writing Java for more advanced stuff or what we still have is totally fine. Now we have JavaCC (Which is deprecated), ANTLR, JFLex I think too(?) and now textMate based grammar, which is pretty cool. Thx for your great work. I only want to say that there should be an more easy option to implement SIMPLE language support w/o writing Java. So my which where to copy and paste the files/folders from the VS Code Repo / extensions to our own folder with some rewriting, etc. and it should work out of the box. That is easy. If you still want to create more language features it is possible and should be possible to write it further with Java, nothing wrong with that. For advanced features you need advanced writings. I thought so to do some implementation, now with the textMate grammar it could be possible for a PoC. So again tthx for your work. Atm I have some other priorities. TextMate will still help us I think because they have some more modern languages like Go, D (?), Rust C# etc. So it was worth it to implement it :)
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