Examples: add w-mlx #330
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Thanks! This looks great! I'm playing around with it. What is needed to get the syntax highlighting to work? I have this example building and running with the exact code in this PR. I am using: VSCode 1.92.1 |
Unfortunately this needs an extension for vscode which doesn't yet exist. Though there exists a tree-sitter-mlx parser I use in the ocaml_mlx.nvim so if there's some generic vscode extensions which could use tree sitter parsers for highlighting then it'd work now. |
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Adds an example using mlx.
mlx is an OCaml dialect which extends regular OCaml syntax with JSX expressions. The dialect features first class support from merlin/lsp.