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*New Syntax from XXX.tmLanguage...*. Save the new file in the `assets/syntaxes` folder.
3. Run the `assets/create.sh` script. It calls `bat cache --build` to parse all available
`.sublime-syntax` files and serialize them to a `syntaxes.bin` file (in this folder).
`.sublime-syntax` files and serialize them to a `syntaxes.bin` file.
4. Re-compile `bat`. At compilation time, the `syntaxes.bin` file will be stored inside the
`bat` binary.
@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ to `regex` incompatibilities between `syntect` and Sublime Text).
In order to add a new test file, please follow these steps (let's take "Ruby" as an example):
1. Make sure that you are running the **latest version of `bat`** and that `bat` is available on
the path.
the path. If you are creating a syntax test for a new builtin syntax (see above), make sure that
your version of `bat` already has the new syntax builtin.
2. Find an example Ruby source file or write one yourself. If possible, the file should aim to be
"comprehensive" (i.e. include a lot of the possible syntax), but this is not strictly necessary.
A simple file is better than none at all. Also, the files shouldn't be gigantic.