def do_startlang(self, subcmd, opts, lang):
"""${cmd_name}: generate stub files for a new UDL-based language
${cmd_usage}
${cmd_option_list}
Example:
${name} ${cmd_name} RHTML --ext .rhtml --is-html-based
Use this to get starter files for adding a *completely new
language* to Komodo. This involves the following pieces:
- An XPCOM component (written in Python) that gives basic data
about the new language
- A UDL-based lexer for syntax coloring of the new language.
UDL stands for "User-Defined Language". It is a language (and
compiler) for describing the syntax of a language.
See `${name} help udl' and Komodo's UDL documentation for
details on UDL.
- Some "New File..." templates.
"""
if opts.source_dir is None:
opts.source_dir = os.curdir
koextlib.create_udl_lang_skel(normpath(opts.source_dir),
lang, ext=opts.ext,
is_html_based=opts.is_html_based,
is_xml_based=opts.is_xml_based,
dry_run=opts.dry_run, log=log)
def do_startlang(self, subcmd, opts, lang):
"""${cmd_name}: generate stub files for a new UDL-based language
${cmd_usage}
${cmd_option_list}
Example:
${name} ${cmd_name} RHTML --ext .rhtml --is-html-based
Use this to get starter files for adding a *completely new
language* to Komodo. This involves the following pieces:
- An XPCOM component (written in Python) that gives basic data
about the new language
- A UDL-based lexer for syntax coloring of the new language.
UDL stands for "User-Defined Language". It is a language (and
compiler) for describing the syntax of a language.
See `${name} help udl' and Komodo's UDL documentation for
details on UDL.
- Some "New File..." templates.
"""
if opts.source_dir is None:
opts.source_dir = os.curdir
koextlib.create_udl_lang_skel(normpath(opts.source_dir),
lang,
ext=opts.ext,
is_html_based=opts.is_html_based,
is_xml_based=opts.is_xml_based,
dry_run=opts.dry_run,
log=log)