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If I just :
#ccat ~/.tcshrc
I can see that the comments are not displayed in lightgrey.
It could be useful to be able to define what a comment is and to automatically set it depending on the kind of file.
shell script, .bashrc, .tcshrc, ... => #
text file => none or user-defined
verilog => //
...
Either ccat could recognize the file type or the user could define the comment with a -comment = ... argument.
multi-line arguments will be more tricky but lets start with a simple stuff.
Regards.
Xuo.
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Hi,
If I just :
#ccat ~/.tcshrc
I can see that the comments are not displayed in lightgrey.
It could be useful to be able to define what a comment is and to automatically set it depending on the kind of file.
shell script, .bashrc, .tcshrc, ... => #
text file => none or user-defined
verilog => //
...
Either ccat could recognize the file type or the user could define the comment with a -comment = ... argument.
multi-line arguments will be more tricky but lets start with a simple stuff.
Regards.
Xuo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: