Add support for '.hc' files

[drernie]

@huffmande: for your first coding assignment, please add support for the 'hc' file extension.

Right now, language-maml mode is only enabled by default on files that end with the '.maml' extension.

[drernie]

HINT: You will need to edit the fileTypes parameter.

[huffmande]

I looked in many of the files and have yet to find any reference to the "fileTypes" parameter. I think I need more of a clue of where it might be.

Also ... I noticed that this issue is logged in: TheSwanFactory / language-maml ... where no work has taken place since Nov 2016. But, TheSwanFactory / maml seems to be the GIT project that has the most recent activity (3 days ago). Which project should I be looking at / working in?

[huffmande]

I should've waited a little longer before replying ... I found the "fileTypes" parameter ... it's in: language-maml / grammars / language-maml.cson

I discovered that I needed to be looking at .cson files for the "fileTypes" parameter when I started searching the Internet and reading up on how to develop ATOM syntax highlighting packages.

[drernie]

Thanks for looking into this. The relevant file is:

https://github.com/TheSwanFactory/language-maml/blob/master/grammars/language-maml.cson

The goal is for you to work on the atom package while I work on the interpreter.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

[huffmande]

Well, I re-uptaked how to do GIT - cloning, pulling, committing, pushing, etc.
I cloned the language-maml project and made the changes to the FileTypes parameter in /grammars/language-maml.cson; added 'hc' to the list.
I was able to 'git add' the changes to the index (I think that's the proper language) and commit the changes with 'git commit -m'.
However, I can't "git push origin master" to push the changes I made; I get permission denied.

[drernie]

What was the error? I suspect it is because your old SSH key is not on your new machine. You could install it again, or just cheat and use GitHub Desktop, like I do. :-) Sent from my iPhone

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On Jan 30, 2017, at 22:47, David Huffman ***@***.***> wrote: Well, re-uptaked how to do GIT - cloning, pulling, committing, pushing, etc. I cloned the language-maml project and made the change the FileTypes parameter in /grammars/language-maml.cson. I was able to add the change to the index (I think that's the proper language) and commit the changes. But, I can't "git push origin master" to push the change I made; I get permission denied. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[huffmande]

It would seem I don't have write privs to: TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git

Whether I do 'git push origin master' as a command in Terminal ... or ... do Sync in GitHub Desktop ... I get the error:

remote: Permission to TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git denied to huffmande.
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403

I am able to pull/clone ... just not push.

I've tried both HTTPS and SSH - both fail. I regenerated a new SSH key for my user (huffmande@gmail.com) tonight and got it configured with GitHub successfully. I can do a successful test connect via SSH with GitHub.

[drernie]

Ouch. I wonder if I gave you access through david@theswanfactory.com instead. Should I add your GMail as we'll?

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Sent from my iPhone

On Feb 19, 2017, at 19:46, David Huffman ***@***.***> wrote: It would seem I don't have write privs to: TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git Whether I do 'git push origin master' as a command in Terminal ... or ... do Sync in GitHub Desktop ... I get the error: remote: Permission to TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git denied to huffmande. fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/TheSwanFactory/language-maml.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403 I am able to pull/clone ... just not push. I've tried both HTTPS and SSH - both fail. I regenerated a new SSH key for my user ***@***.***) tonight and got it configured with GitHub successfully. I can do a successful test connect via SSH with GitHub. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[drernie]

Doh! I am so sorry. :-( I didn't realize that, by default, you were only granted read access to the repository. Fixed. So bummed to have wasted your time...