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Mizuki ISHIKAWA, 2020-08-17 08:16

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    <p>Default code highlightment relies on <a href="http://rouge.jneen.net/" class="external">Rouge</a>, a syntax highlighting library written in pure Ruby. It supports many commonly used languages such as <strong>c</strong>, <strong>cpp</strong> (c++), <strong>csharp</strong> (c#, cs), <strong>css</strong>, <strong>diff</strong> (patch, udiff), <strong>go</strong> (golang), <strong>groovy</strong>, <strong>html</strong>, <strong>java</strong>, <strong>javascript</strong> (js), <strong>kotlin</strong>, <strong>objective_c</strong> (objc), <strong>perl</strong> (pl), <strong>php</strong>, <strong>python</strong> (py), <strong>r</strong>, <strong>ruby</strong> (rb), <strong>sass</strong>, <strong>scala</strong>, <strong>shell</strong> (bash, zsh, ksh, sh), <strong>sql</strong>, <strong>swift</strong>, <strong>xml</strong> and <strong>yaml</strong> (yml) languages, where the names inside parentheses are aliases. Please refer to <a href="https://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineCodeHighlightingLanguages" class="external">https://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineCodeHighlightingLanguages</a> for the full list of supported languages.</p>

  		




  
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    <p>Default code highlightment relies on <a href="http://rouge.jneen.net/" class="external">Rouge</a>, a syntax highlighting library written in pure Ruby. It supports many commonly used languages such as <strong>c</strong>, <strong>cpp</strong> (c++), <strong>csharp</strong> (c#, cs), <strong>css</strong>, <strong>diff</strong> (patch, udiff), <strong>go</strong> (golang), <strong>groovy</strong>, <strong>html</strong>, <strong>java</strong>, <strong>javascript</strong> (js), <strong>kotlin</strong>, <strong>objective_c</strong> (objc), <strong>perl</strong> (pl), <strong>php</strong>, <strong>python</strong> (py), <strong>r</strong>, <strong>ruby</strong> (rb), <strong>sass</strong>, <strong>scala</strong>, <strong>shell</strong> (bash, zsh, ksh, sh), <strong>sql</strong>, <strong>swift</strong>, <strong>xml</strong> and <strong>yaml</strong> (yml) languages, where the names inside parentheses are aliases. Please refer to <a href="../languages_supported_by_syntax_highlighting.html" target="_blank">Supported languages</a> for the full list of supported languages.</p>

  		




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    <p>Default code highlightment relies on <a href="http://rouge.jneen.net/" class="external">Rouge</a>, a syntax highlighting library written in pure Ruby. It supports many commonly used languages such as <strong>c</strong>, <strong>cpp</strong> (c++), <strong>csharp</strong> (c#, cs), <strong>css</strong>, <strong>diff</strong> (patch, udiff), <strong>go</strong> (golang), <strong>groovy</strong>, <strong>html</strong>, <strong>java</strong>, <strong>javascript</strong> (js), <strong>kotlin</strong>, <strong>objective_c</strong> (objc), <strong>perl</strong> (pl), <strong>php</strong>, <strong>python</strong> (py), <strong>r</strong>, <strong>ruby</strong> (rb), <strong>sass</strong>, <strong>scala</strong>, <strong>shell</strong> (bash, zsh, ksh, sh), <strong>sql</strong>, <strong>swift</strong>, <strong>xml</strong> and <strong>yaml</strong> (yml) languages, where the names inside parentheses are aliases. Please refer to <a href="../languages_supported_by_syntax_highlighting.html" target="_blank">Supported languages</a> for the full list of supported languages.</p>

  		




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<tr><th><img src="../../images/jstoolbar/bt_precode.png" style="border: 1px solid #bbb;" alt="Highlighted code" /></th><td>``` ruby<br />3.times do<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;puts 'Hello'<br />end<br />```</td><td>

  		




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<pre><code class="ruby syntaxhl"><span class="mi">3</span><span class="p">.</span><span class="nf">times</span> <span class="k">do</span>

  		




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<tr><th><img src="../../images/jstoolbar/bt_precode.png" style="border: 1px solid #bbb;" alt="Highlighted code" /></th><td>&lt;pre&gt;&lt;code class="ruby"&gt;<br />3.times do<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;puts 'Hello'<br />end<br />&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;</td><td>

  		




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  <h1>Languages supported by syntax highlighting</h1>

  		




  
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      <th>Language</th>

  		




  
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      <td>abap</td>

  		




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

  		




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

  		




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

  		




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

  		




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

  		




  
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      <td>fsharp</td>

  		




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

  		




  
  223
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  224
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  225
  
    
      <td>gdscript</td>

  		




  
  226
  
    
      <td>The Godot Engine programming language (https://godotengine.org/) [aliases: gd,gdscript]</td>

  		




  
  227
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  228
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  229
  
    
      <td>gherkin</td>

  		




  
  230
  
    
      <td>A business-readable spec DSL (github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Gherkin) [aliases: cucumber,behat]</td>

  		




  
  231
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  232
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  233
  
    
      <td>glsl</td>

  		




  
  234
  
    
      <td>The GLSL shader language</td>

  		




  
  235
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  236
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  237
  
    
      <td>go</td>

  		




  
  238
  
    
      <td>The Go programming language (http://golang.org) [aliases: go,golang]</td>

  		




  
  239
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  240
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  241
  
    
      <td>gradle</td>

  		




  
  242
  
    
      <td>A powerful build system for the JVM</td>

  		




  
  243
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  244
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  245
  
    
      <td>graphql</td>

  		




  
  246
  
    
      <td>GraphQL</td>

  		




  
  247
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  248
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  249
  
    
      <td>groovy</td>

  		




  
  250
  
    
      <td>The Groovy programming language (http://www.groovy-lang.org/)</td>

  		




  
  251
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  252
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  253
  
    
      <td>hack</td>

  		




  
  254
  
    
      <td>The Hack programming language (hacklang.org) [aliases: hack,hh]</td>

  		




  
  255
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  256
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  257
  
    
      <td>haml</td>

  		




  
  258
  
    
      <td>The Haml templating system for Ruby (haml.info) [aliases: HAML]</td>

  		




  
  259
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  260
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  261
  
    
      <td>handlebars</td>

  		




  
  262
  
    
      <td>the Handlebars and Mustache templating languages [aliases: hbs,mustache]</td>

  		




  
  263
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  264
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  265
  
    
      <td>haskell</td>

  		




  
  266
  
    
      <td>The Haskell programming language (haskell.org) [aliases: hs]</td>

  		




  
  267
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  268
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  269
  
    
      <td>haxe</td>

  		




  
  270
  
    
      <td>Haxe Cross-platform Toolkit (http://haxe.org) [aliases: hx,haxe]</td>

  		




  
  271
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  272
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  273
  
    
      <td>hcl</td>

  		




  
  274
  
    
      <td>Hashicorp Configuration Language, used by Terraform and other Hashicorp tools</td>

  		




  
  275
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  276
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  277
  
    
      <td>hocon</td>

  		




  
  278
  
    
      <td>Human-Optimized Config Object Notation (https://github.com/lightbend/config)</td>

  		




  
  279
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  280
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  281
  
    
      <td>hql</td>

  		




  
  282
  
    
      <td>Hive Query Language SQL dialect</td>

  		




  
  283
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  284
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  285
  
    
      <td>html</td>

  		




  
  286
  
    
      <td>HTML, the markup language of the web</td>

  		




  
  287
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  288
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  289
  
    
      <td>http</td>

  		




  
  290
  
    
      <td>http requests and responses</td>

  		




  
  291
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  292
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  293
  
    
      <td>hylang</td>

  		




  
  294
  
    
      <td>The HyLang programming language (hylang.org) [aliases: hy]</td>

  		




  
  295
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  296
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  297
  
    
      <td>idlang</td>

  		




  
  298
  
    
      <td>Interactive Data Language</td>

  		




  
  299
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  300
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  301
  
    
      <td>igorpro</td>

  		




  
  302
  
    
      <td>WaveMetrics Igor Pro</td>

  		




  
  303
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  304
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  305
  
    
      <td>ini</td>

  		




  
  306
  
    
      <td>the INI configuration format</td>

  		




  
  307
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  308
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  309
  
    
      <td>io</td>

  		




  
  310
  
    
      <td>The IO programming language (http://iolanguage.com)</td>

  		




  
  311
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  312
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  313
  
    
      <td>irb</td>

  		




  
  314
  
    
      <td>Shell sessions in IRB or Pry [aliases: pry]</td>

  		




  
  315
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  316
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  317
  
    
      <td>java</td>

  		




  
  318
  
    
      <td>The Java programming language (java.com)</td>

  		




  
  319
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  320
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  321
  
    
      <td>javascript</td>

  		




  
  322
  
    
      <td>JavaScript, the browser scripting language [aliases: js]</td>

  		




  
  323
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  324
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  325
  
    
      <td>jinja</td>

  		




  
  326
  
    
      <td>Django/Jinja template engine (jinja.pocoo.org) [aliases: django]</td>

  		




  
  327
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  328
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  329
  
    
      <td>jsl</td>

  		




  
  330
  
    
      <td>The JMP Scripting Language (JSL) (jmp.com)</td>

  		




  
  331
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  332
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  333
  
    
      <td>json</td>

  		




  
  334
  
    
      <td>JavaScript Object Notation (json.org)</td>

  		




  
  335
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  336
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  337
  
    
      <td>json-doc</td>

  		




  
  338
  
    
      <td>JavaScript Object Notation with extenstions for documentation</td>

  		




  
  339
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  340
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  341
  
    
      <td>jsonnet</td>

  		




  
  342
  
    
      <td>An elegant, formally-specified config language for JSON</td>

  		




  
  343
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  344
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  345
  
    
      <td>jsp</td>

  		




  
  346
  
    
      <td>JSP</td>

  		




  
  347
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  348
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  349
  
    
      <td>jsx</td>

  		




  
  350
  
    
      <td>React JSX (https://facebook.github.io/react/) [aliases: jsx,react]</td>

  		




  
  351
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  352
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  353
  
    
      <td>julia</td>

  		




  
  354
  
    
      <td>The Julia programming language [aliases: jl]</td>

  		




  
  355
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  356
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  357
  
    
      <td>kotlin</td>

  		




  
  358
  
    
      <td>Kotlin Programming Language (http://kotlinlang.org)</td>

  		




  
  359
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  360
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  361
  
    
      <td>lasso</td>

  		




  
  362
  
    
      <td>The Lasso programming language (lassosoft.com) [aliases: lassoscript]</td>

  		




  
  363
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  364
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  365
  
    
      <td>liquid</td>

  		




  
  366
  
    
      <td>Liquid is a templating engine for Ruby (liquidmarkup.org)</td>

  		




  
  367
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  368
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  369
  
    
      <td>literate_coffeescript</td>

  		




  
  370
  
    
      <td>Literate coffeescript [aliases: litcoffee]</td>

  		




  
  371
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  372
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  373
  
    
      <td>literate_haskell</td>

  		




  
  374
  
    
      <td>Literate haskell [aliases: lithaskell,lhaskell,lhs]</td>

  		




  
  375
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  376
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  377
  
    
      <td>llvm</td>

  		




  
  378
  
    
      <td>The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure (http://llvm.org/)</td>

  		




  
  379
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  380
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  381
  
    
      <td>lua</td>

  		




  
  382
  
    
      <td>Lua (http://www.lua.org)</td>

  		




  
  383
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  384
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  385
  
    
      <td>lustre</td>

  		




  
  386
  
    
      <td>The Lustre programming language (Verimag)</td>

  		




  
  387
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  388
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  389
  
    
      <td>lutin</td>

  		




  
  390
  
    
      <td>The Lutin programming language (Verimag)</td>

  		




  
  391
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  392
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  393
  
    
      <td>m68k</td>

  		




  
  394
  
    
      <td>Motorola 68k Assembler</td>

  		




  
  395
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  396
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  397
  
    
      <td>magik</td>

  		




  
  398
  
    
      <td>Smallworld Magik</td>

  		




  
  399
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  400
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  401
  
    
      <td>make</td>

  		




  
  402
  
    
      <td>Makefile syntax [aliases: makefile,mf,gnumake,bsdmake]</td>

  		




  
  403
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  404
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  405
  
    
      <td>markdown</td>

  		




  
  406
  
    
      <td>Markdown, a light-weight markup language for authors [aliases: md,mkd]</td>

  		




  
  407
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  408
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  409
  
    
      <td>mason</td>

  		




  
  410
  
    
      <td>The HTML::Mason framework (https://metacpan.org/pod/HTML::Mason)</td>

  		




  
  411
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  412
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  413
  
    
      <td>mathematica</td>

  		




  
  414
  
    
      <td>Wolfram Mathematica, the world's definitive system for modern technical computing. [aliases: wl]</td>

  		




  
  415
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  416
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  417
  
    
      <td>matlab</td>

  		




  
  418
  
    
      <td>Matlab [aliases: m]</td>

  		




  
  419
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  420
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  421
  
    
      <td>minizinc</td>

  		




  
  422
  
    
      <td>MiniZinc is a free and open-source constraint modeling language (minizinc.org)</td>

  		




  
  423
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  424
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  425
  
    
      <td>moonscript</td>

  		




  
  426
  
    
      <td>Moonscript (http://www.moonscript.org) [aliases: moon]</td>

  		




  
  427
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  428
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  429
  
    
      <td>mosel</td>

  		




  
  430
  
    
      <td>An optimization language used by Fico's Xpress.</td>

  		




  
  431
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  432
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  433
  
    
      <td>msgtrans</td>

  		




  
  434
  
    
      <td>RISC OS message translator messages file</td>

  		




  
  435
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  436
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  437
  
    
      <td>mxml</td>

  		




  
  438
  
    
      <td>MXML</td>

  		




  
  439
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  440
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  441
  
    
      <td>nasm</td>

  		




  
  442
  
    
      <td>Netwide Assembler</td>

  		




  
  443
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  444
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  445
  
    
      <td>nginx</td>

  		




  
  446
  
    
      <td>configuration files for the nginx web server (nginx.org)</td>

  		




  
  447
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  448
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  449
  
    
      <td>nim</td>

  		




  
  450
  
    
      <td>The Nim programming language (http://nim-lang.org/) [aliases: nimrod]</td>

  		




  
  451
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  452
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  453
  
    
      <td>nix</td>

  		




  
  454
  
    
      <td>The Nix expression language (https://nixos.org/nix/manual/#ch-expression-language) [aliases: nixos]</td>

  		




  
  455
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  456
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  457
  
    
      <td>objective_c</td>

  		




  
  458
  
    
      <td>an extension of C commonly used to write Apple software [aliases: objc,obj-c,obj_c,objectivec]</td>

  		




  
  459
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  460
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  461
  
    
      <td>ocaml</td>

  		




  
  462
  
    
      <td>Objective Caml (ocaml.org)</td>

  		




  
  463
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  464
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  465
  
    
      <td>openedge</td>

  		




  
  466
  
    
      <td>The OpenEdge ABL programming language</td>

  		




  
  467
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  468
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  469
  
    
      <td>opentype_feature_file</td>

  		




  
  470
  
    
      <td>Feature specifications for an OpenType font (adobe-type-tools.github.io/afdko) [aliases:

  		




  
  471
  
    
        fea,opentype,opentypefeature]</td>

  		




  
  472
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  473
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  474
  
    
      <td>pascal</td>

  		




  
  475
  
    
      <td>a procedural programming language commonly used as a teaching language.</td>

  		




  
  476
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  477
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  478
  
    
      <td>perl</td>

  		




  
  479
  
    
      <td>The Perl scripting language (perl.org) [aliases: pl]</td>

  		




  
  480
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  481
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  482
  
    
      <td>php</td>

  		




  
  483
  
    
      <td>The PHP scripting language (php.net) [aliases: php,php3,php4,php5]</td>

  		




  
  484
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  485
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  486
  
    
      <td>plaintext</td>

  		




  
  487
  
    
      <td>A boring lexer that doesn't highlight anything [aliases: text]</td>

  		




  
  488
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  489
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  490
  
    
      <td>plist</td>

  		




  
  491
  
    
      <td>plist [aliases: plist]</td>

  		




  
  492
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  493
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  494
  
    
      <td>powershell</td>

  		




  
  495
  
    
      <td>powershell [aliases: posh,microsoftshell,msshell]</td>

  		




  
  496
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  497
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  498
  
    
      <td>praat</td>

  		




  
  499
  
    
      <td>The Praat scripting language (praat.org)</td>

  		




  
  500
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  501
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  502
  
    
      <td>prolog</td>

  		




  
  503
  
    
      <td>The Prolog programming language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prolog) [aliases: prolog]</td>

  		




  
  504
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  505
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  506
  
    
      <td>prometheus</td>

  		




  
  507
  
    
      <td>prometheus [aliases: prometheus]</td>

  		




  
  508
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  509
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  510
  
    
      <td>properties</td>

  		




  
  511
  
    
      <td>.properties config files for Java</td>

  		




  
  512
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  513
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  514
  
    
      <td>protobuf</td>

  		




  
  515
  
    
      <td>Google's language-neutral, platform-neutral, extensible mechanism for serializing structured data

  		




  
  516
  
    
        [aliases: proto]</td>

  		




  
  517
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  518
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  519
  
    
      <td>puppet</td>

  		




  
  520
  
    
      <td>The Puppet configuration management language (puppetlabs.org) [aliases: pp]</td>

  		




  
  521
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  522
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  523
  
    
      <td>python</td>

  		




  
  524
  
    
      <td>The Python programming language (python.org) [aliases: py]</td>

  		




  
  525
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  526
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  527
  
    
      <td>q</td>

  		




  
  528
  
    
      <td>The Q programming language (kx.com) [aliases: kdb+]</td>

  		




  
  529
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  530
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  531
  
    
      <td>qml</td>

  		




  
  532
  
    
      <td>QML, a UI markup language [aliases: qml]</td>

  		




  
  533
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  534
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  535
  
    
      <td>r</td>

  		




  
  536
  
    
      <td>The R statistics language (r-project.org) [aliases: r,R,s,S]</td>

  		




  
  537
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  538
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  539
  
    
      <td>racket</td>

  		




  
  540
  
    
      <td>Racket is a Lisp descended from Scheme (racket-lang.org)</td>

  		




  
  541
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  542
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  543
  
    
      <td>reasonml</td>

  		




  
  544
  
    
      <td>New syntax on top of OCaml ecosystem (reasonml.github.io)</td>

  		




  
  545
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  546
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  547
  
    
      <td>robot_framework</td>

  		




  
  548
  
    
      <td>Robot Framework is a generic open source automation testing framework (robotframework.org)

  		




  
  549
  
    
        [aliases: robot,robot-framework]</td>

  		




  
  550
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  551
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  552
  
    
      <td>ruby</td>

  		




  
  553
  
    
      <td>The Ruby programming language (ruby-lang.org) [aliases: rb]</td>

  		




  
  554
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  555
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  556
  
    
      <td>rust</td>

  		




  
  557
  
    
      <td>The Rust programming language (rust-lang.org) [aliases:

  		




  
  558
  
    
        rs,rust,no_run,rs,no_run,rust,ignore,rs,ignore,rust,should_panic,rs,should_panic]</td>

  		




  
  559
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  560
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  561
  
    
      <td>sas</td>

  		




  
  562
  
    
      <td>SAS (Statistical Analysis Software)</td>

  		




  
  563
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  564
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  565
  
    
      <td>sass</td>

  		




  
  566
  
    
      <td>The Sass stylesheet language language (sass-lang.com)</td>

  		




  
  567
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  568
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  569
  
    
      <td>scala</td>

  		




  
  570
  
    
      <td>The Scala programming language (scala-lang.org) [aliases: scala]</td>

  		




  
  571
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  572
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  573
  
    
      <td>scheme</td>

  		




  
  574
  
    
      <td>The Scheme variant of Lisp</td>

  		




  
  575
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  576
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  577
  
    
      <td>scss</td>

  		




  
  578
  
    
      <td>SCSS stylesheets (sass-lang.com)</td>

  		




  
  579
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  580
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  581
  
    
      <td>sed</td>

  		




  
  582
  
    
      <td>sed, the ultimate stream editor</td>

  		




  
  583
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  584
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  585
  
    
      <td>shell</td>

  		




  
  586
  
    
      <td>Various shell languages, including sh and bash [aliases: bash,zsh,ksh,sh]</td>

  		




  
  587
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  588
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  589
  
    
      <td>sieve</td>

  		




  
  590
  
    
      <td>mail filtering language</td>

  		




  
  591
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  592
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  593
  
    
      <td>slim</td>

  		




  
  594
  
    
      <td>The Slim template language</td>

  		




  
  595
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  596
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  597
  
    
      <td>smalltalk</td>

  		




  
  598
  
    
      <td>The Smalltalk programming language [aliases: st,squeak]</td>

  		




  
  599
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  600
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  601
  
    
      <td>smarty</td>

  		




  
  602
  
    
      <td>Smarty Template Engine [aliases: smarty]</td>

  		




  
  603
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  604
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  605
  
    
      <td>sml</td>

  		




  
  606
  
    
      <td>Standard ML [aliases: ml]</td>

  		




  
  607
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  608
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  609
  
    
      <td>sparql</td>

  		




  
  610
  
    
      <td>Semantic Query Language, for RDF data</td>

  		




  
  611
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  612
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  613
  
    
      <td>sqf</td>

  		




  
  614
  
    
      <td>Status Quo Function, a Real Virtuality engine scripting language</td>

  		




  
  615
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  616
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  617
  
    
      <td>sql</td>

  		




  
  618
  
    
      <td>Structured Query Language, for relational databases</td>

  		




  
  619
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  620
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  621
  
    
      <td>supercollider</td>

  		




  
  622
  
    
      <td>A cross-platform interpreted programming language for sound synthesis, algorithmic composition, and

  		




  
  623
  
    
        realtime performance</td>

  		




  
  624
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  625
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  626
  
    
      <td>swift</td>

  		




  
  627
  
    
      <td>Multi paradigm, compiled programming language developed by Apple for iOS and OS X development.

  		




  
  628
  
    
        (developer.apple.com/swift)</td>

  		




  
  629
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  630
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  631
  
    
      <td>tap</td>

  		




  
  632
  
    
      <td>Test Anything Protocol [aliases: tap]</td>

  		




  
  633
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  634
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  635
  
    
      <td>tcl</td>

  		




  
  636
  
    
      <td>The Tool Command Language (tcl.tk)</td>

  		




  
  637
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  638
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  639
  
    
      <td>terraform</td>

  		




  
  640
  
    
      <td>Terraform HCL Interpolations [aliases: tf]</td>

  		




  
  641
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  642
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  643
  
    
      <td>tex</td>

  		




  
  644
  
    
      <td>The TeX typesetting system [aliases: TeX,LaTeX,latex]</td>

  		




  
  645
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  646
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  647
  
    
      <td>toml</td>

  		




  
  648
  
    
      <td>the TOML configuration format (https://github.com/mojombo/toml)</td>

  		




  
  649
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  650
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  651
  
    
      <td>tsx</td>

  		




  
  652
  
    
      <td>tsx</td>

  		




  
  653
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  654
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  655
  
    
      <td>tulip</td>

  		




  
  656
  
    
      <td>the tulip programming language (twitter.com/tuliplang) [aliases: tulip]</td>

  		




  
  657
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  658
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  659
  
    
      <td>turtle</td>

  		




  
  660
  
    
      <td>Terse RDF Triple Language, TriG</td>

  		




  
  661
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  662
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  663
  
    
      <td>twig</td>

  		




  
  664
  
    
      <td>Twig template engine (twig.sensiolabs.org)</td>

  		




  
  665
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  666
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  667
  
    
      <td>typescript</td>

  		




  
  668
  
    
      <td>TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript [aliases: ts]</td>

  		




  
  669
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  670
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  671
  
    
      <td>vala</td>

  		




  
  672
  
    
      <td>A programming language similar to csharp.</td>

  		




  
  673
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  674
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  675
  
    
      <td>vb</td>

  		




  
  676
  
    
      <td>Visual Basic [aliases: visualbasic]</td>

  		




  
  677
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  678
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  679
  
    
      <td>verilog</td>

  		




  
  680
  
    
      <td>The System Verilog hardware description language</td>

  		




  
  681
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  682
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  683
  
    
      <td>vhdl</td>

  		




  
  684
  
    
      <td>Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Description Language</td>

  		




  
  685
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  686
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  687
  
    
      <td>viml</td>

  		




  
  688
  
    
      <td>VimL, the scripting language for the Vim editor (vim.org) [aliases: vim,vimscript,ex]</td>

  		




  
  689
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  690
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  691
  
    
      <td>vue</td>

  		




  
  692
  
    
      <td>Vue.js single-file components [aliases: vuejs]</td>

  		




  
  693
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  694
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  695
  
    
      <td>wollok</td>

  		




  
  696
  
    
      <td>Wollok lang</td>

  		




  
  697
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  698
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  699
  
    
      <td>xml</td>

  		




  
  700
  
    
      <td>

  		




  
  701
  
    
        <desc for="this-lexer">XML</desc>

  		




  
  702
  
    
      </td>

  		




  
  703
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  704
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  705
  
    
      <td>xojo</td>

  		




  
  706
  
    
      <td>Xojo [aliases: realbasic]</td>

  		




  
  707
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  708
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  709
  
    
      <td>xpath</td>

  		




  
  710
  
    
      <td>XML Path Language (XPath) 3.1</td>

  		




  
  711
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  712
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  713
  
    
      <td>xquery</td>

  		




  
  714
  
    
      <td>XQuery 3.1: An XML Query Language</td>

  		




  
  715
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  716
  
    
    <tr>

  		




  
  717
  
    
      <td>yaml</td>

  		




  
  718
  
    
      <td>Yaml Ain't Markup Language (yaml.org) [aliases: yml]

  		




  
  719
  
    
      <td>

  		




  
  720
  
    
    </tr>

  		




  
  721
  
    
  </table>

  		




  
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