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I've been using ycm-gen for multilanguage (C/C++) project and had troubles with single language being forced for all project files. So I've made language enforcement not global, but rather "per-file by extension". That may be more convenient better that the current behaviour.

Also it's still possible to globally enforce single language via --language option of config_gen.py


generate_conf(["-x", lang] + flags, config_file)
if force_lang:
lang += ["-x", force_lang]
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lang should be a scalar value, not a list of flags

if force_lang:
lang += ["-x", force_lang]

generate_conf(flags, config_file)
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This change will break color-coded config generation (generate_cc_conf()), because it outputs a plain text file without the logic in template.py.

IMO, a better way to handle this would be to add separate parameters to the generate_*_conf functions for force_lang and detected_lang, so they can do the right thing for their outputs.

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rdnetto commented Apr 4, 2017

Can you please target the develop branch instead of stable?

Also, please make sure that template.py is valid in both Python 2 & Python 3. (I really need to setup some CI for this sometime...)

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