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Add a lexer for the Zig language (https://ziglang.org) based on the pygments Zig lexer.
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Seems reasonable to me, thanks for the PR! |
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Thank you for your super quick reply! Very much appreciated! |
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This PR adds a lexer for the Zig language based on the
pygments Zig lexer.
I followed the instructions in the main
README.mdto convert from pygments to chroma and thelexers/README.mdon how to add a lexer.I grabbed a file from the Zig stdlib that covers quite a few cases as the
.actualfile.Looking at the screenshots it looks good to me, but let me know if I missed anything.
Thanks for your great work!
I'd be happy to revise the code if you find anything :)