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  1. <!doctype html

  2. <html lang="en">

  3. <head>

  4.   <title>List of languages supported by Redmine code highlighter</title>

  5.   <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

  6.   <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="wiki_syntax.css" />

  7. </head>

  8. 

  9. <body>

  10.   <h1>List of languages supported by Redmine code highlighter</h1>

  11. 

  12.   <table>

  13.     <tr>

  14.       <th>Language</th>

  15.       <th>Description</th>

  16.     </tr>

  17.     <tr>

  18.       <td>abap</td>

  19.       <td>SAP - Advanced Business Application Programming</td>

  20.     </tr>

  21.     <tr>

  22.       <td>actionscript</td>

  23.       <td>ActionScript [aliases: as,as3]</td>

  24.     </tr>

  25.     <tr>

  26.       <td>ada</td>

  27.       <td>The Ada 2012 programming language</td>

  28.     </tr>

  29.     <tr>

  30.       <td>apache</td>

  31.       <td>configuration files for Apache web server</td>

  32.     </tr>

  33.     <tr>

  34.       <td>apex</td>

  35.       <td>The Apex programming language (provided by salesforce)</td>

  36.     </tr>

  37.     <tr>

  38.       <td>apiblueprint</td>

  39.       <td>Markdown based API description language. [aliases: apiblueprint,apib]</td>

  40.     </tr>

  41.     <tr>

  42.       <td>applescript</td>

  43.       <td>The AppleScript scripting language by Apple Inc. (https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/AppleScript/Conceptual/AppleScriptLangGuide/introduction/ASLR_intro.html) [aliases: applescript]</td>

  44.     </tr>

  45.     <tr>

  46.       <td>armasm</td>

  47.       <td>Arm assembly syntax</td>

  48.     </tr>

  49.     <tr>

  50.       <td>augeas</td>

  51.       <td>The Augeas programming language (augeas.net) [aliases: aug]</td>

  52.     </tr>

  53.     <tr>

  54.       <td>awk</td>

  55.       <td>pattern-directed scanning and processing language</td>

  56.     </tr>

  57.     <tr>

  58.       <td>batchfile</td>

  59.       <td>Windows Batch File [aliases: bat,batch,dosbatch,winbatch]</td>

  60.     </tr>

  61.     <tr>

  62.       <td>bbcbasic</td>

  63.       <td>BBC BASIC syntax</td>

  64.     </tr>

  65.     <tr>

  66.       <td>bibtex</td>

  67.       <td>BibTeX [aliases: bib]</td>

  68.     </tr>

  69.     <tr>

  70.       <td>biml</td>

  71.       <td>BIML, Business Intelligence Markup Language</td>

  72.     </tr>

  73.     <tr>

  74.       <td>bpf</td>

  75.       <td>BPF bytecode syntax</td>

  76.     </tr>

  77.     <tr>

  78.       <td>brainfuck</td>

  79.       <td>The Brainfuck programming language</td>

  80.     </tr>

  81.     <tr>

  82.       <td>brightscript</td>

  83.       <td>BrightScript Programming Language (https://developer.roku.com/en-ca/docs/references/brightscript/language/brightscript-language-reference.md) [aliases: bs,brs]</td>

  84.     </tr>

  85.     <tr>

  86.       <td>bsl</td>

  87.       <td>The 1C:Enterprise programming language</td>

  88.     </tr>

  89.     <tr>

  90.       <td>c</td>

  91.       <td>The C programming language</td>

  92.     </tr>

  93.     <tr>

  94.       <td>ceylon</td>

  95.       <td>Say more, more clearly.</td>

  96.     </tr>

  97.     <tr>

  98.       <td>cfscript</td>

  99.       <td>CFScript, the CFML scripting language [aliases: cfc]</td>

  100.     </tr>

  101.     <tr>

  102.       <td>cisco_ios</td>

  103.       <td>Cisco IOS configuration lexer</td>

  104.     </tr>

  105.     <tr>

  106.       <td>clean</td>

  107.       <td>The Clean programming language (clean.cs.ru.nl)</td>

  108.     </tr>

  109.     <tr>

  110.       <td>clojure</td>

  111.       <td>The Clojure programming language (clojure.org) [aliases: clj,cljs]</td>

  112.     </tr>

  113.     <tr>

  114.       <td>cmake</td>

  115.       <td>The cross-platform, open-source build system</td>

  116.     </tr>

  117.     <tr>

  118.       <td>cmhg</td>

  119.       <td>RISC OS C module header generator source file</td>

  120.     </tr>

  121.     <tr>

  122.       <td>codeowners</td>

  123.       <td>Code Owners syntax (https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/codeowners/reference.html)</td>

  124.     </tr>

  125.     <tr>

  126.       <td>coffeescript</td>

  127.       <td>The Coffeescript programming language (coffeescript.org) [aliases: coffee,coffee-script]</td>

  128.     </tr>

  129.     <tr>

  130.       <td>common_lisp</td>

  131.       <td>The Common Lisp variant of Lisp (common-lisp.net) [aliases: cl,common-lisp,elisp,emacs-lisp,lisp]</td>

  132.     </tr>

  133.     <tr>

  134.       <td>conf</td>

  135.       <td>A generic lexer for configuration files [aliases: config,configuration]</td>

  136.     </tr>

  137.     <tr>

  138.       <td>console</td>

  139.       <td>A generic lexer for shell sessions. Accepts ?lang and ?output lexer options, a ?prompt option, ?comments to enable # comments, and ?error to handle error messages. [aliases: terminal,shell_session,shell-session]</td>

  140.     </tr>

  141.     <tr>

  142.       <td>coq</td>

  143.       <td>Coq (coq.inria.fr)</td>

  144.     </tr>

  145.     <tr>

  146.       <td>cpp</td>

  147.       <td>The C++ programming language [aliases: c++]</td>

  148.     </tr>

  149.     <tr>

  150.       <td>crystal</td>

  151.       <td>Crystal The Programming Language (crystal-lang.org) [aliases: cr]</td>

  152.     </tr>

  153.     <tr>

  154.       <td>csharp</td>

  155.       <td>a multi-paradigm language targeting .NET [aliases: c#,cs]</td>

  156.     </tr>

  157.     <tr>

  158.       <td>css</td>

  159.       <td>Cascading Style Sheets, used to style web pages</td>

  160.     </tr>

  161.     <tr>

  162.       <td>csvs</td>

  163.       <td>The CSV Schema Language (digital-preservation.github.io)</td>

  164.     </tr>

  165.     <tr>

  166.       <td>cuda</td>

  167.       <td>Compute Unified Device Architecture, used for programming with NVIDIA GPU</td>

  168.     </tr>

  169.     <tr>

  170.       <td>cypher</td>

  171.       <td>The Cypher query language (neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual) [aliases: cypher]</td>

  172.     </tr>

  173.     <tr>

  174.       <td>cython</td>

  175.       <td>Cython and Pyrex source code (cython.org) [aliases: pyx,pyrex]</td>

  176.     </tr>

  177.     <tr>

  178.       <td>d</td>

  179.       <td>The D programming language(dlang.org) [aliases: dlang]</td>

  180.     </tr>

  181.     <tr>

  182.       <td>dafny</td>

  183.       <td>The Dafny programming language (github.com/dafny-lang/dafny)</td>

  184.     </tr>

  185.     <tr>

  186.       <td>dart</td>

  187.       <td>The Dart programming language (dart.dev)</td>

  188.     </tr>

  189.     <tr>

  190.       <td>datastudio</td>

  191.       <td>Datastudio scripting language</td>

  192.     </tr>

  193.     <tr>

  194.       <td>diff</td>

  195.       <td>Lexes unified diffs or patches [aliases: patch,udiff]</td>

  196.     </tr>

  197.     <tr>

  198.       <td>digdag</td>

  199.       <td>A simple, open source, multi-cloud workflow engine (https://www.digdag.io/)</td>

  200.     </tr>

  201.     <tr>

  202.       <td>docker</td>

  203.       <td>Dockerfile syntax [aliases: dockerfile,Dockerfile]</td>

  204.     </tr>

  205.     <tr>

  206.       <td>dot</td>

  207.       <td>graph description language [aliases: graphviz]</td>

  208.     </tr>

  209.     <tr>

  210.       <td>ecl</td>

  211.       <td>Enterprise Control Language (hpccsystems.com)</td>

  212.     </tr>

  213.     <tr>

  214.       <td>eex</td>

  215.       <td>Embedded Elixir [aliases: leex,heex]</td>

  216.     </tr>

  217.     <tr>

  218.       <td>eiffel</td>

  219.       <td>Eiffel programming language</td>

  220.     </tr>

  221.     <tr>

  222.       <td>elixir</td>

  223.       <td>Elixir language (elixir-lang.org) [aliases: elixir,exs]</td>

  224.     </tr>

  225.     <tr>

  226.       <td>elm</td>

  227.       <td>The Elm programming language (http://elm-lang.org/)</td>

  228.     </tr>

  229.     <tr>

  230.       <td>email</td>

  231.       <td>An email message [aliases: eml,e-mail]</td>

  232.     </tr>

  233.     <tr>

  234.       <td>epp</td>

  235.       <td>Embedded Puppet template files</td>

  236.     </tr>

  237.     <tr>

  238.       <td>erb</td>

  239.       <td>Embedded ruby template files [aliases: eruby,rhtml]</td>

  240.     </tr>

  241.     <tr>

  242.       <td>erlang</td>

  243.       <td>The Erlang programming language (erlang.org) [aliases: erl]</td>

  244.     </tr>

  245.     <tr>

  246.       <td>escape</td>

  247.       <td>A generic lexer for including escaped content - see Formatter.enable_escape! [aliases: esc]</td>

  248.     </tr>

  249.     <tr>

  250.       <td>factor</td>

  251.       <td>Factor, the practical stack language (factorcode.org)</td>

  252.     </tr>

  253.     <tr>

  254.       <td>fluent</td>

  255.       <td>Fluent localization files [aliases: ftl]</td>

  256.     </tr>

  257.     <tr>

  258.       <td>fortran</td>

  259.       <td>Fortran 2008 (free-form)</td>

  260.     </tr>

  261.     <tr>

  262.       <td>freefem</td>

  263.       <td>The FreeFEM programming language (freefem.org) [aliases: ff]</td>

  264.     </tr>

  265.     <tr>

  266.       <td>fsharp</td>

  267.       <td>F# (fsharp.net)</td>

  268.     </tr>

  269.     <tr>

  270.       <td>gdscript</td>

  271.       <td>The Godot Engine programming language (https://godotengine.org/) [aliases: gd,gdscript]</td>

  272.     </tr>

  273.     <tr>

  274.       <td>ghc-cmm</td>

  275.       <td>GHC Cmm is the intermediate representation of the GHC Haskell compiler [aliases: cmm]</td>

  276.     </tr>

  277.     <tr>

  278.       <td>ghc-core</td>

  279.       <td>Intermediate representation of the GHC Haskell compiler.</td>

  280.     </tr>

  281.     <tr>

  282.       <td>gherkin</td>

  283.       <td>A business-readable spec DSL (github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Gherkin) [aliases: cucumber,behat]</td>

  284.     </tr>

  285.     <tr>

  286.       <td>glsl</td>

  287.       <td>The GLSL shader language</td>

  288.     </tr>

  289.     <tr>

  290.       <td>go</td>

  291.       <td>The Go programming language (http://golang.org) [aliases: go,golang]</td>

  292.     </tr>

  293.     <tr>

  294.       <td>gradle</td>

  295.       <td>A powerful build system for the JVM</td>

  296.     </tr>

  297.     <tr>

  298.       <td>graphql</td>

  299.       <td>GraphQL</td>

  300.     </tr>

  301.     <tr>

  302.       <td>groovy</td>

  303.       <td>The Groovy programming language (http://www.groovy-lang.org/)</td>

  304.     </tr>

  305.     <tr>

  306.       <td>hack</td>

  307.       <td>The Hack programming language (hacklang.org) [aliases: hack,hh]</td>

  308.     </tr>

  309.     <tr>

  310.       <td>haml</td>

  311.       <td>The Haml templating system for Ruby (haml.info) [aliases: HAML]</td>

  312.     </tr>

  313.     <tr>

  314.       <td>handlebars</td>

  315.       <td>the Handlebars and Mustache templating languages [aliases: hbs,mustache]</td>

  316.     </tr>

  317.     <tr>

  318.       <td>haskell</td>

  319.       <td>The Haskell programming language (haskell.org) [aliases: hs]</td>

  320.     </tr>

  321.     <tr>

  322.       <td>haxe</td>

  323.       <td>Haxe Cross-platform Toolkit (http://haxe.org) [aliases: hx,haxe]</td>

  324.     </tr>

  325.     <tr>

  326.       <td>hcl</td>

  327.       <td>Hashicorp Configuration Language, used by Terraform and other Hashicorp tools</td>

  328.     </tr>

  329.     <tr>

  330.       <td>hlsl</td>

  331.       <td>HLSL, the High Level Shading Language for DirectX (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/direct3dhlsl/dx-graphics-hlsl)</td>

  332.     </tr>

  333.     <tr>

  334.       <td>hocon</td>

  335.       <td>Human-Optimized Config Object Notation (https://github.com/lightbend/config)</td>

  336.     </tr>

  337.     <tr>

  338.       <td>hql</td>

  339.       <td>Hive Query Language SQL dialect</td>

  340.     </tr>

  341.     <tr>

  342.       <td>html</td>

  343.       <td>HTML, the markup language of the web</td>

  344.     </tr>

  345.     <tr>

  346.       <td>http</td>

  347.       <td>http requests and responses</td>

  348.     </tr>

  349.     <tr>

  350.       <td>hylang</td>

  351.       <td>The HyLang programming language (hylang.org) [aliases: hy]</td>

  352.     </tr>

  353.     <tr>

  354.       <td>idlang</td>

  355.       <td>Interactive Data Language</td>

  356.     </tr>

  357.     <tr>

  358.       <td>idris</td>

  359.       <td>The Idris programming language (idris-lang.org) [aliases: idr]</td>

  360.     </tr>

  361.     <tr>

  362.       <td>igorpro</td>

  363.       <td>WaveMetrics Igor Pro</td>

  364.     </tr>

  365.     <tr>

  366.       <td>ini</td>

  367.       <td>the INI configuration format</td>

  368.     </tr>

  369.     <tr>

  370.       <td>io</td>

  371.       <td>The IO programming language (http://iolanguage.com)</td>

  372.     </tr>

  373.     <tr>

  374.       <td>irb</td>

  375.       <td>Shell sessions in IRB or Pry [aliases: pry]</td>

  376.     </tr>

  377.     <tr>

  378.       <td>irb_output</td>

  379.       <td></td>

  380.     </tr>

  381.     <tr>

  382.       <td>isabelle</td>

  383.       <td>Isabelle theories (isabelle.in.tum.de) [aliases: isa,Isabelle]</td>

  384.     </tr>

  385.     <tr>

  386.       <td>isbl</td>

  387.       <td>The ISBL programming language</td>

  388.     </tr>

  389.     <tr>

  390.       <td>j</td>

  391.       <td>The J programming language (jsoftware.com)</td>

  392.     </tr>

  393.     <tr>

  394.       <td>janet</td>

  395.       <td>The Janet programming language (janet-lang.org) [aliases: jdn]</td>

  396.     </tr>

  397.     <tr>

  398.       <td>java</td>

  399.       <td>The Java programming language (java.com)</td>

  400.     </tr>

  401.     <tr>

  402.       <td>javascript</td>

  403.       <td>JavaScript, the browser scripting language [aliases: js]</td>

  404.     </tr>

  405.     <tr>

  406.       <td>jinja</td>

  407.       <td>Django/Jinja template engine (jinja.pocoo.org) [aliases: django]</td>

  408.     </tr>

  409.     <tr>

  410.       <td>jsl</td>

  411.       <td>The JMP Scripting Language (JSL) (jmp.com)</td>

  412.     </tr>

  413.     <tr>

  414.       <td>json</td>

  415.       <td>JavaScript Object Notation (json.org)</td>

  416.     </tr>

  417.     <tr>

  418.       <td>json-doc</td>

  419.       <td>JavaScript Object Notation with extensions for documentation [aliases: jsonc]</td>

  420.     </tr>

  421.     <tr>

  422.       <td>jsonnet</td>

  423.       <td>An elegant, formally-specified config language for JSON</td>

  424.     </tr>

  425.     <tr>

  426.       <td>jsp</td>

  427.       <td>JSP</td>

  428.     </tr>

  429.     <tr>

  430.       <td>jsx</td>

  431.       <td>An XML-like syntax extension to JavaScript (facebook.github.io/jsx/) [aliases: jsx,react]</td>

  432.     </tr>

  433.     <tr>

  434.       <td>julia</td>

  435.       <td>The Julia programming language [aliases: jl]</td>

  436.     </tr>

  437.     <tr>

  438.       <td>kotlin</td>

  439.       <td>Kotlin Programming Language (http://kotlinlang.org)</td>

  440.     </tr>

  441.     <tr>

  442.       <td>lasso</td>

  443.       <td>The Lasso programming language (lassosoft.com) [aliases: lassoscript]</td>

  444.     </tr>

  445.     <tr>

  446.       <td>lean</td>

  447.       <td>The Lean programming language (leanprover.github.io) [aliases: lean]</td>

  448.     </tr>

  449.     <tr>

  450.       <td>liquid</td>

  451.       <td>Liquid is a templating engine for Ruby (liquidmarkup.org)</td>

  452.     </tr>

  453.     <tr>

  454.       <td>literate_coffeescript</td>

  455.       <td>Literate coffeescript [aliases: litcoffee]</td>

  456.     </tr>

  457.     <tr>

  458.       <td>literate_haskell</td>

  459.       <td>Literate haskell [aliases: lithaskell,lhaskell,lhs]</td>

  460.     </tr>

  461.     <tr>

  462.       <td>livescript</td>

  463.       <td>LiveScript, a language which compiles to JavaScript (livescript.net) [aliases: ls]</td>

  464.     </tr>

  465.     <tr>

  466.       <td>llvm</td>

  467.       <td>The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure (http://llvm.org/)</td>

  468.     </tr>

  469.     <tr>

  470.       <td>lua</td>

  471.       <td>Lua (http://www.lua.org)</td>

  472.     </tr>

  473.     <tr>

  474.       <td>lustre</td>

  475.       <td>The Lustre programming language (Verimag)</td>

  476.     </tr>

  477.     <tr>

  478.       <td>lutin</td>

  479.       <td>The Lutin programming language (Verimag)</td>

  480.     </tr>

  481.     <tr>

  482.       <td>m68k</td>

  483.       <td>Motorola 68k Assembler</td>

  484.     </tr>

  485.     <tr>

  486.       <td>magik</td>

  487.       <td>Smallworld Magik</td>

  488.     </tr>

  489.     <tr>

  490.       <td>make</td>

  491.       <td>Makefile syntax [aliases: makefile,mf,gnumake,bsdmake]</td>

  492.     </tr>

  493.     <tr>

  494.       <td>markdown</td>

  495.       <td>Markdown, a light-weight markup language for authors [aliases: md,mkd]</td>

  496.     </tr>

  497.     <tr>

  498.       <td>mason</td>

  499.       <td>The HTML::Mason framework (https://metacpan.org/pod/HTML::Mason)</td>

  500.     </tr>

  501.     <tr>

  502.       <td>mathematica</td>

  503.       <td>Wolfram Mathematica, the world&#39;s definitive system for modern technical computing. [aliases: wl]</td>

  504.     </tr>

  505.     <tr>

  506.       <td>matlab</td>

  507.       <td>Matlab [aliases: m]</td>

  508.     </tr>

  509.     <tr>

  510.       <td>meson</td>

  511.       <td>Meson&#39;s specification language (mesonbuild.com)</td>

  512.     </tr>

  513.     <tr>

  514.       <td>minizinc</td>

  515.       <td>MiniZinc is a free and open-source constraint modeling language (minizinc.org)</td>

  516.     </tr>

  517.     <tr>

  518.       <td>moonscript</td>

  519.       <td>Moonscript (http://www.moonscript.org) [aliases: moon]</td>

  520.     </tr>

  521.     <tr>

  522.       <td>mosel</td>

  523.       <td>An optimization language used by Fico&#39;s Xpress.</td>

  524.     </tr>

  525.     <tr>

  526.       <td>msgtrans</td>

  527.       <td>RISC OS message translator messages file</td>

  528.     </tr>

  529.     <tr>

  530.       <td>mxml</td>

  531.       <td>MXML</td>

  532.     </tr>

  533.     <tr>

  534.       <td>nasm</td>

  535.       <td>Netwide Assembler</td>

  536.     </tr>

  537.     <tr>

  538.       <td>nesasm</td>

  539.       <td>Nesasm3 assembly (6502 asm) [aliases: nes]</td>

  540.     </tr>

  541.     <tr>

  542.       <td>nginx</td>

  543.       <td>configuration files for the nginx web server (nginx.org)</td>

  544.     </tr>

  545.     <tr>

  546.       <td>nial</td>

  547.       <td>The Nial programming language (nial-array-language.org)</td>

  548.     </tr>

  549.     <tr>

  550.       <td>nim</td>

  551.       <td>The Nim programming language (http://nim-lang.org/) [aliases: nimrod]</td>

  552.     </tr>

  553.     <tr>

  554.       <td>nix</td>

  555.       <td>The Nix expression language (https://nixos.org/nix/manual/#ch-expression-language) [aliases: nixos]</td>

  556.     </tr>

  557.     <tr>

  558.       <td>objective_c</td>

  559.       <td>an extension of C commonly used to write Apple software [aliases: objc,obj-c,obj_c,objectivec]</td>

  560.     </tr>

  561.     <tr>

  562.       <td>objective_cpp</td>

  563.       <td>an extension of C++ uncommonly used to write Apple software [aliases: objcpp,obj-cpp,obj_cpp,objectivecpp,objc++,obj-c++,obj_c++,objectivec++]</td>

  564.     </tr>

  565.     <tr>

  566.       <td>ocaml</td>

  567.       <td>Objective Caml (ocaml.org)</td>

  568.     </tr>

  569.     <tr>

  570.       <td>ocl</td>

  571.       <td>OMG Object Constraint Language (omg.org/spec/OCL) [aliases: OCL]</td>

  572.     </tr>

  573.     <tr>

  574.       <td>openedge</td>

  575.       <td>The OpenEdge ABL programming language [aliases: abl]</td>

  576.     </tr>

  577.     <tr>

  578.       <td>opentype_feature_file</td>

  579.       <td>Feature specifications for an OpenType font (adobe-type-tools.github.io/afdko) [aliases: fea,opentype,opentypefeature]</td>

  580.     </tr>

  581.     <tr>

  582.       <td>pascal</td>

  583.       <td>a procedural programming language commonly used as a teaching language.</td>

  584.     </tr>

  585.     <tr>

  586.       <td>perl</td>

  587.       <td>The Perl scripting language (perl.org) [aliases: pl]</td>

  588.     </tr>

  589.     <tr>

  590.       <td>php</td>

  591.       <td>The PHP scripting language (php.net) [aliases: php,php3,php4,php5]</td>

  592.     </tr>

  593.     <tr>

  594.       <td>plaintext</td>

  595.       <td>A boring lexer that doesn&#39;t highlight anything [aliases: text]</td>

  596.     </tr>

  597.     <tr>

  598.       <td>plist</td>

  599.       <td>plist [aliases: plist]</td>

  600.     </tr>

  601.     <tr>

  602.       <td>plsql</td>

  603.       <td>Procedural Language Structured Query Language for Oracle relational database</td>

  604.     </tr>

  605.     <tr>

  606.       <td>pony</td>

  607.       <td></td>

  608.     </tr>

  609.     <tr>

  610.       <td>postscript</td>

  611.       <td>The PostScript language (adobe.com/devnet/postscript.html) [aliases: postscr,postscript,ps,eps]</td>

  612.     </tr>

  613.     <tr>

  614.       <td>powershell</td>

  615.       <td>powershell [aliases: posh,microsoftshell,msshell]</td>

  616.     </tr>

  617.     <tr>

  618.       <td>praat</td>

  619.       <td>The Praat scripting language (praat.org)</td>

  620.     </tr>

  621.     <tr>

  622.       <td>prolog</td>

  623.       <td>The Prolog programming language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prolog) [aliases: prolog]</td>

  624.     </tr>

  625.     <tr>

  626.       <td>prometheus</td>

  627.       <td>prometheus [aliases: prometheus]</td>

  628.     </tr>

  629.     <tr>

  630.       <td>properties</td>

  631.       <td>.properties config files for Java</td>

  632.     </tr>

  633.     <tr>

  634.       <td>protobuf</td>

  635.       <td>Google&#39;s language-neutral, platform-neutral, extensible mechanism for serializing structured data [aliases: proto]</td>

  636.     </tr>

  637.     <tr>

  638.       <td>puppet</td>

  639.       <td>The Puppet configuration management language (puppetlabs.org) [aliases: pp]</td>

  640.     </tr>

  641.     <tr>

  642.       <td>python</td>

  643.       <td>The Python programming language (python.org) [aliases: py]</td>

  644.     </tr>

  645.     <tr>

  646.       <td>q</td>

  647.       <td>The Q programming language (kx.com) [aliases: kdb+]</td>

  648.     </tr>

  649.     <tr>

  650.       <td>qml</td>

  651.       <td>QML, a UI markup language [aliases: qml]</td>

  652.     </tr>

  653.     <tr>

  654.       <td>r</td>

  655.       <td>The R statistics language (r-project.org) [aliases: r,R,s,S]</td>

  656.     </tr>

  657.     <tr>

  658.       <td>racket</td>

  659.       <td>Racket is a Lisp descended from Scheme (racket-lang.org)</td>

  660.     </tr>

  661.     <tr>

  662.       <td>reasonml</td>

  663.       <td>New syntax on top of OCaml ecosystem (reasonml.github.io)</td>

  664.     </tr>

  665.     <tr>

  666.       <td>rego</td>

  667.       <td>The Rego open-policy-agent (OPA) policy language (openpolicyagent.org)</td>

  668.     </tr>

  669.     <tr>

  670.       <td>rescript</td>

  671.       <td>The ReScript programming language (rescript-lang.org)</td>

  672.     </tr>

  673.     <tr>

  674.       <td>rml</td>

  675.       <td>A system agnostic domain-specific language for runtime monitoring and verification (https://rmlatdibris.github.io/)</td>

  676.     </tr>

  677.     <tr>

  678.       <td>robot_framework</td>

  679.       <td>Robot Framework is a generic open source automation testing framework (robotframework.org) [aliases: robot,robot-framework]</td>

  680.     </tr>

  681.     <tr>

  682.       <td>ruby</td>

  683.       <td>The Ruby programming language (ruby-lang.org) [aliases: rb]</td>

  684.     </tr>

  685.     <tr>

  686.       <td>rust</td>

  687.       <td>The Rust programming language (rust-lang.org) [aliases: rs,rust,no_run,rs,no_run,rust,ignore,rs,ignore,rust,should_panic,rs,should_panic]</td>

  688.     </tr>

  689.     <tr>

  690.       <td>sas</td>

  691.       <td>SAS (Statistical Analysis Software)</td>

  692.     </tr>

  693.     <tr>

  694.       <td>sass</td>

  695.       <td>The Sass stylesheet language language (sass-lang.com)</td>

  696.     </tr>

  697.     <tr>

  698.       <td>scala</td>

  699.       <td>The Scala programming language (scala-lang.org) [aliases: scala]</td>

  700.     </tr>

  701.     <tr>

  702.       <td>scheme</td>

  703.       <td>The Scheme variant of Lisp</td>

  704.     </tr>

  705.     <tr>

  706.       <td>scss</td>

  707.       <td>SCSS stylesheets (sass-lang.com)</td>

  708.     </tr>

  709.     <tr>

  710.       <td>sed</td>

  711.       <td>sed, the ultimate stream editor</td>

  712.     </tr>

  713.     <tr>

  714.       <td>shell</td>

  715.       <td>Various shell languages, including sh and bash [aliases: bash,zsh,ksh,sh]</td>

  716.     </tr>

  717.     <tr>

  718.       <td>sieve</td>

  719.       <td>mail filtering language</td>

  720.     </tr>

  721.     <tr>

  722.       <td>slice</td>

  723.       <td>Specification Language for Ice (doc.zeroc.com)</td>

  724.     </tr>

  725.     <tr>

  726.       <td>slim</td>

  727.       <td>The Slim template language</td>

  728.     </tr>

  729.     <tr>

  730.       <td>smalltalk</td>

  731.       <td>The Smalltalk programming language [aliases: st,squeak]</td>

  732.     </tr>

  733.     <tr>

  734.       <td>smarty</td>

  735.       <td>Smarty Template Engine [aliases: smarty]</td>

  736.     </tr>

  737.     <tr>

  738.       <td>sml</td>

  739.       <td>Standard ML [aliases: ml]</td>

  740.     </tr>

  741.     <tr>

  742.       <td>sparql</td>

  743.       <td>Semantic Query Language, for RDF data</td>

  744.     </tr>

  745.     <tr>

  746.       <td>sqf</td>

  747.       <td>Status Quo Function, a Real Virtuality engine scripting language</td>

  748.     </tr>

  749.     <tr>

  750.       <td>sql</td>

  751.       <td>Structured Query Language, for relational databases</td>

  752.     </tr>

  753.     <tr>

  754.       <td>ssh</td>

  755.       <td>A lexer for SSH configuration files</td>

  756.     </tr>

  757.     <tr>

  758.       <td>stan</td>

  759.       <td>Stan Modeling Language (mc-stan.org)</td>

  760.     </tr>

  761.     <tr>

  762.       <td>stata</td>

  763.       <td>The Stata programming language (www.stata.com)</td>

  764.     </tr>

  765.     <tr>

  766.       <td>supercollider</td>

  767.       <td>A cross-platform interpreted programming language for sound synthesis, algorithmic composition, and realtime performance</td>

  768.     </tr>

  769.     <tr>

  770.       <td>svelte</td>

  771.       <td>Svelte single-file components (https://svelte.dev/)</td>

  772.     </tr>

  773.     <tr>

  774.       <td>swift</td>

  775.       <td>Multi paradigm, compiled programming language developed by Apple for iOS and OS X development. (developer.apple.com/swift)</td>

  776.     </tr>

  777.     <tr>

  778.       <td>systemd</td>

  779.       <td>A lexer for systemd unit files [aliases: unit-file]</td>

  780.     </tr>

  781.     <tr>

  782.       <td>syzlang</td>

  783.       <td>Syscall description language used by syzkaller</td>

  784.     </tr>

  785.     <tr>

  786.       <td>syzprog</td>

  787.       <td>Program description language used by syzkaller</td>

  788.     </tr>

  789.     <tr>

  790.       <td>tap</td>

  791.       <td>Test Anything Protocol [aliases: tap]</td>

  792.     </tr>

  793.     <tr>

  794.       <td>tcl</td>

  795.       <td>The Tool Command Language (tcl.tk)</td>

  796.     </tr>

  797.     <tr>

  798.       <td>terraform</td>

  799.       <td>Terraform HCL Interpolations [aliases: tf]</td>

  800.     </tr>

  801.     <tr>

  802.       <td>tex</td>

  803.       <td>The TeX typesetting system [aliases: TeX,LaTeX,latex]</td>

  804.     </tr>

  805.     <tr>

  806.       <td>toml</td>

  807.       <td>the TOML configuration format (https://github.com/toml-lang/toml)</td>

  808.     </tr>

  809.     <tr>

  810.       <td>tsx</td>

  811.       <td>TypeScript-compatible JSX (www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsx.html)</td>

  812.     </tr>

  813.     <tr>

  814.       <td>ttcn3</td>

  815.       <td>The TTCN3 programming language (ttcn-3.org)</td>

  816.     </tr>

  817.     <tr>

  818.       <td>tulip</td>

  819.       <td>the tulip programming language (twitter.com/tuliplang) [aliases: tulip]</td>

  820.     </tr>

  821.     <tr>

  822.       <td>turtle</td>

  823.       <td>Terse RDF Triple Language, TriG</td>

  824.     </tr>

  825.     <tr>

  826.       <td>twig</td>

  827.       <td>Twig template engine (twig.sensiolabs.org)</td>

  828.     </tr>

  829.     <tr>

  830.       <td>typescript</td>

  831.       <td>TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript (https://www.typescriptlang.org/) [aliases: ts]</td>

  832.     </tr>

  833.     <tr>

  834.       <td>vala</td>

  835.       <td>A programming language similar to csharp.</td>

  836.     </tr>

  837.     <tr>

  838.       <td>vb</td>

  839.       <td>Visual Basic [aliases: visualbasic]</td>

  840.     </tr>

  841.     <tr>

  842.       <td>vcl</td>

  843.       <td>The configuration language for Varnish HTTP Cache (varnish-cache.org) [aliases: varnishconf,varnish]</td>

  844.     </tr>

  845.     <tr>

  846.       <td>velocity</td>

  847.       <td>Velocity is a Java-based template engine (velocity.apache.org)</td>

  848.     </tr>

  849.     <tr>

  850.       <td>verilog</td>

  851.       <td>The System Verilog hardware description language</td>

  852.     </tr>

  853.     <tr>

  854.       <td>vhdl</td>

  855.       <td>Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Description Language</td>

  856.     </tr>

  857.     <tr>

  858.       <td>viml</td>

  859.       <td>VimL, the scripting language for the Vim editor (vim.org) [aliases: vim,vimscript,ex]</td>

  860.     </tr>

  861.     <tr>

  862.       <td>vue</td>

  863.       <td>Vue.js single-file components [aliases: vuejs]</td>

  864.     </tr>

  865.     <tr>

  866.       <td>wollok</td>

  867.       <td>Wollok lang</td>

  868.     </tr>

  869.     <tr>

  870.       <td>xml</td>

  871.       <td>&lt;desc for=&quot;this-lexer&quot;&gt;XML&lt;/desc&gt;</td>

  872.     </tr>

  873.     <tr>

  874.       <td>xojo</td>

  875.       <td>Xojo [aliases: realbasic]</td>

  876.     </tr>

  877.     <tr>

  878.       <td>xpath</td>

  879.       <td>XML Path Language (XPath) 3.1</td>

  880.     </tr>

  881.     <tr>

  882.       <td>xquery</td>

  883.       <td>XQuery 3.1: An XML Query Language</td>

  884.     </tr>

  885.     <tr>

  886.       <td>yaml</td>

  887.       <td>Yaml Ain&#39;t Markup Language (yaml.org) [aliases: yml]</td>

  888.     </tr>

  889.     <tr>

  890.       <td>yang</td>

  891.       <td>Lexer for the YANG 1.1 modeling language (RFC7950)</td>

  892.     </tr>

  893.     <tr>

  894.       <td>zig</td>

  895.       <td>The Zig programming language (ziglang.org) [aliases: zir]</td>

  896.     </tr>

  897.   </table>

  898. </body>

  899. </html>