Add Kusto Query Language (KQL)

[diligent176]

Kusto Query Language (.kql) for Azure Log Analytics

[diligent176]

After reading other PR conversations, I see there might be 1 or 2 issues in my PR.

1. The SVG uses base64 image string instead of standard vectors (will see if I can improve svg and adjust viewbox to 24x24).
2. Kusto isn't a recognized language identifier in:
   https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/identifiers#_known-language-identifiers
   But, many others in languageIcons.ts aren't defined in the link above as well. Is this a problem?

[PKief]

Hi @diligent176, regarding your first point, it is really important that the SVG is really made of vectors and not simply a wrapper of an image. So base64 is not acceptable. But as I take a look at the logo I think that it could be recreated easily as an SVG vector graphic. You can ping me if you need some help here.

Regarding the language identifiers it is not necessary that they are listed in the link that you provided. These are just the language identifiers which are supported by VS Code by default. The other language identifiers can be added by installing some additional extensions. Probably there's an extension for KQL that provides some support for this language, right? So don't worry about this.

[diligent176]

Thanks for the quick reply @PKief!
I agree it's a simple shape, I could almost re-draw those shapes by hand in Inkscape.
I'm new to SVG format. I'm wondering if there's any tool or method you know to "convert" shapes from PNG into vectors. I'll see what I can figure out.

[diligent176]

I found a nice tool at https://autotracer.org - did a good job tracing the png and saving a vector file. Easy peasy.
Then I found an even better one, at https://vectorizer.io

@PKief I have perfected the masterpiece now. ;-)

[PKief]

I slightly updated the scaling of the icon a little bit so that there's some space around it. This additional space can be found in every icon, so just to be consistent here. It looks pretty nice, I like it :)