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This template adds support to the syntx highlighting provided by [HightlightJS](https://highlightjs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported-languages.html).
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The languages added are for ANTLR^1^ (Which seems bizarre it isn't already covered given the
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This template adds support to the syntax highlighting provided by [HightlightJS](https://highlightjs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported-languages.html).
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The languages added are for ANTLR (Which seems bizarre it isn't already covered given the
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esoteric nature of some of the supported languages...) and of course the `Kaleidoscope`
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language, which was made up entirely for the purposes of LLVM tutorials. (No surprise that one
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isn't supported)
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isn't supported) [Though it oddly IS supported directly in the [Local MarkDig
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based editor](https://github.com/MadsKristensen/MarkdownEditor2022) used to edit these files...
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^1^The support for ANTLR is not present. DOCFX officially documents that Highlight JS
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extensibility is supported by this. It even has an example. However, that example uses
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a language that is built-in to Highlight JS already. It doesn't seem to actually use
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this extention point as the Kaleidoscope highlighting never happens ([Local MarkDig
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based editor](https://github.com/MadsKristensen/MarkdownEditor2022) will render the
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ANTLR with syntax highlighting [That seems to be using PRISM for highlighting though].
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But the final docs hosted by DOCFX do not. Thus, this functionality is currently
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