I started tagging the bundles, this is what I have so far:
http://pastie.textmate.org/41642 (I am doing it from code currently,
as it’s easier to make batch changes etc.)
I changed several of the tags to singular form for consistency, and
added a few new tags:
scientific -- seems there should be a group for Matlab,
LaTeX, R, etc., although is Fortran scientific? etc. (so far I choose
to keep languages dominant in scientific circles out of it)
wiki -- there are several things for wiki’s, so I made
a tag
query language -- this one isn’t ideal, but I was stuck with
jQuery and SQL (both are not really source code)
completion -- since a few bundles have only that purpose
command language -- this is a subset of source code, but source
code is a huge group, and things like R, Matlab, etc. are not really
source code
With the latter I was thinking, instead of ‘source code’ maybe tag it
‘language’ and then introduce these new tags:
command (language) -- generally interpreted line-by-line
query (language) -- used to store structured queries
data (language) -- instead of file format, this would be for
non-prose and non-executable languages
markup (language) -- basically everything that holds prose
File format versus markup is pretty hard. Isn’t every markup language
a file format? And many file formats use markup. Also, some
“languages” (CSS, Graphviz, ANTLR) are structured and/or compiles,
but are neither source code, nor markup, thus they end up as a file
format.
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