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Fix syntax highlighting for short and Short types#1260
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I don't believe that we currently support the Short datatype. Can you remove the Short keyword addition?
Everything else works.
As for Short: You are welcome to create an issue around supporting the Short class. It will take more effort than adding a keyword to keywords.txt
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Done. I assumed it made sense to add |
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Thank you so much @aj-m! That is a totally understandable assumption to make. Approved 🎉 🙌🏽 |
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Resolves: #1259
Changes:
shortandShortkeywords so they're correctly highlighted as datatypes.Tests: I don't think they apply here, but it looks and runs right for me.
