See morkro/atom-emoji-syntax#50.
I don't understand enough about this works to explain the problem properly, but it seems morkro has explained it well in the issue referenced.
I briefly checked the language-powershell package, and it doesn't really come with meaningful syntax descriptors. That means I can't add emoji to specific keywords, as they're too generic. :(
Would love to add support, but the way atom-emoji-syntax is build it requires meaningful keyword selectors.
Edit: I checked some more code examples, and found that Function does have a specific specifier. I could at least support for that.
It seems like replicating what has been done with the Function keyword would be adequate.
I would like to see selectors for classes, workflows, control structures, scopes, attributes, etc.
If you tell me how I will happily attempt make a pull request, but I would need quite a detailed guide, so it might be less work to just do it. Also, tell me if there is any research I can do to help the issue to be solved.
@morkro: If I have misrepresented the issue, please correct me.
See morkro/atom-emoji-syntax#50.
I don't understand enough about this works to explain the problem properly, but it seems morkro has explained it well in the issue referenced.
It seems like replicating what has been done with the Function keyword would be adequate.
I would like to see selectors for classes, workflows, control structures, scopes, attributes, etc.
If you tell me how I will happily attempt make a pull request, but I would need quite a detailed guide, so it might be less work to just do it. Also, tell me if there is any research I can do to help the issue to be solved.
@morkro: If I have misrepresented the issue, please correct me.