Add GAML file extension #4549
Add GAML file extension #4549
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@lildude Hi! I'm trying to find a color which is not too close to any other one. I'm sad because the one I know is detected too close to another one.. |
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Ok, just found one ^^ |
Release v7.5.1 (github-linguist#4550)
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@pchaigno Hi ! |
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Hi @RoiArthurB! Sorry for the delay in reviewing this pull request.
Usage of the .gaml extension is a bit low according to our standards. I downloaded 2094 out of the 2558 files on GitHub and counted 173 repositories by 118 users. It might be okay though given the file extension. I'll leave that decision to @lildude.
On a different note, would you know any Sublime Text, Atom, or TextMate grammar we could use for syntax highlighting. This is optional, but it's great if you have one.
Looks good to me otherwise.
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Hi @pchaigno ! Thanks for your answer. We haven't designed any Atom, Sublime or TextMate grammar for GAML yet, but being officially promoted will certainly motivate us to do so ! Cheers |
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Hello all, I've planned to work on a Sublime grammar (and so I could work on Atom and TextMate's one). I don't have any deadline, but if it could improve the PR, I can work on it quite quickly ^^ Regards, |
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Hm. One thing I missed: we're going to need links to the original copies of the samples you used. |
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Every samples come from the official Gama documentation's tutorial : https://gama-platform.github.io/wiki/Tutorials |
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Could you point to the exact files used? Searching by names, I could only find one of them and it had many different instances... |
Ooo, this is an interesting case that I nearly 👎 because of one org over-inflating the search results: the main developer/proponent/owner's repos for this language, https://github.com/gama-platform, attributes for well over 600 of the 2558 files: gama-platform. Using my own script (it's nearly ready for all to use), I get these stats: Total files found: 2558 The slight variation from Harvester can be attributed to using different methods to obtain the info, time, and the fact search will only return 1000 results and they can vary slightly each time a search is performed - I have no idea why. If we exclude the gama-platform org from our search, we only get ~1926 files which my script summarises as: Total files found: 1926 This is within the realms of "hundreds of repos", so I think we're good to include this now 👍 . @RoiArthurB We need the links to the original source of the samples listed in the initial template. We also need you to explicitly state the license of each file. Also, do we really need that many samples? From a quick look, the basic structure and tokens for each of those files don't seem to differ much. One of the larger files is probably a good representation of the structure and tokens used by the language. |
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Hi @lildude What do you mean by "the links to the original source of the samples"? I've already linked every sample to the corresponding file in the main repo of the project, isn't it enough? For the license stuff, I'll let @AlexisDrogoul precise it because I'm not sure on that stuff 😄 |
I mean put the content of your comment at #4549 (comment) into the appropriate place in the template in place of the current links. The template currently links to the files in your fork of Linguist, not the original sources. The license info would need to go into the apt location in the template too - it appears to be GPL 3 from a quick look. |
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Updated 😃 |
When Harvester runs, it collects results yielded by the three different "Sort" methods:
Whatever determines the "Best Match" criteria ultimately impacts a third of what Harvester's able to collect. It combs all three sort methods in an effort to reach past the 1000-files-per-search limit, which only matters when there's more than 3,000 results for a search.
Oh, thank christ. Finally, we can get some server-side support for this. 😀 |
Nope. It's only using the public API with normal user permissions now 😁. |
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Erh, you mean the RESTful API? I wasn't aware open-ended searches were possible without specifying a user, org, and/or repository to search within. Was this something that changed more recently? |
Yup. https://developer.github.com/v3/search/#search-code
Not that I'm aware of. You do need to be authenticated to perform the search, but that's about it. |
That wasn't the case in, uh, 2016 when I first wrote the Harvester script. Just realised that was was yonks ago, so a "recent" change actually means "anything that happened in the last 3 years". 😅 |
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Hi everyone ! 😄 |
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I approve this commit being a developer of GAMA Platform and having creating this issue
gama-platform/gama-platform.github.io#61
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Great news! Thank you all for the big effort to make it happened. |
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There is nothing you can do yet. I need to make a new release and deploy that to GitHub.com before it'll take effect. I hope to do that this week or early next. |
Description
This PR adds syntax support for the GAMA-platform programming language name GAML !
GAMA is a modeling and simulation development environment for building spatially explicit agent-based simulations.
Checklist: