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Add more special mode types #2014
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| // Handle special cases (in order of likely occurrance) | |||
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Spelling nit: "occurrence" with an e
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Probably not worth making a whole new commit for, though... I'll just go ahead and merge now. |
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Add more mode name special cases
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More fixes for issue #1826
I added mappings for SQL, CoffeeScript, and YAML.
@peterflynn JSON files show up as "JavaScript" for me. Where are you seeing "Json"?
Editing C, C++, and C# files seems like it's pretty rare in Brackets. OK to punt on those?