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Editor: Highlight cmake configure_file input files

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Usually cmake configure input files have the *.in suffix, so if we can
not find highlight definitions for a filename and it has the .in suffix
try again without that suffix.

Fixes: QTCREATORBUG-24465
Change-Id: I7a132eb407c299eb1670e89e2d043a924aed1ede
Reviewed-by: Eike Ziller <eike.ziller@qt.io>
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David Schulz
2020-09-25 08:08:19 +02:00
parent c8d565563d
commit 62e7d7eb49
1 changed files with 17 additions and 7 deletions
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src/plugins/texteditor/highlighter.cpp
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@@ -125,13 +125,23 @@ Highlighter::Definitions Highlighter::definitionsForDocument(const TextDocument
// If we check the MIME type first and then skip the pattern, the definition for "*.rb.xml" is
// never considered.
// The KSyntaxHighlighting CLI also completely ignores MIME types.
const Definitions &fileNameDefinitions = definitionsForFileName(document->filePath());
if (!fileNameDefinitions.isEmpty())
return fileNameDefinitions;
const Utils::FilePath &filePath = document->filePath();
Definitions definitions = definitionsForFileName(filePath);
if (definitions.isEmpty()) {
// check for *.in filename since those are usually used for
// cmake configure_file input filenames without the .in extension
if (filePath.endsWith(".in")) {
definitions = definitionsForFileName(
Utils::FilePath::fromString(filePath.toFileInfo().completeBaseName()));
}
}
if (definitions.isEmpty()) {
const Utils::MimeType &mimeType = Utils::mimeTypeForName(document->mimeType());
if (!mimeType.isValid())
return fileNameDefinitions;
return definitionsForMimeType(mimeType.name());
if (mimeType.isValid())
definitions = definitionsForMimeType(mimeType.name());
}
return definitions;
}
static Highlighter::Definition definitionForSetting(const QString &settingsKey,