Hi,
I realise now I was not subscribed to the bug, so format/linkage of this
reply might be a bit of a mess. Sorry!
> To improve the situation without breaking detection of other text
> file types, I need a fine selection of typical pascal programs. Not
> necessarily a big number but a huge varie
On 16/07/16 23:28, Christoph Biedl wrote:
> tags 762829 confirmed upstream help
> thanks
>
> It's been a while but it hasn't been forgotten ...
>
> Peter wrote...
>
>> Some Pascal source files are classified as Ruby.
>> Maybe file is confused by the keywords 'module', 'import' and export,
>> whi
Christoph Biedl wrote...
> tags 762829 help
Refining this: The detection of Pascal programs in file is a mess.
To improve the situation without breaking detection of other text
file types, I need a fine selection of typical pascal programs. Not
necessarily a big number but a huge variety in style
tags 762829 confirmed upstream help
thanks
It's been a while but it hasn't been forgotten ...
Peter wrote...
> Some Pascal source files are classified as Ruby.
> Maybe file is confused by the keywords 'module', 'import' and export,
> which are valid Pascal extension keywords in ISO 10206?
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Dear Maintainer,
Some Pascal source files are classified as Ruby.
Maybe file is confused by the keywords 'module', 'import' and export,
which are valid Pascal extension keywords in ISO 10206?
A short example is attached.
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