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SystemVerilog: Adding better syntax highlighting for primitive table definitions - #165
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Alexandru Dima (@alexdima) it looks like for this PR to be counted for Hacktoberfest it needs the 'hacktoberfest-accepted' label added, since the project doesn't have 'hacktoberfest' topic added. I confirmed it's not showing up in my list of completed PRs for Hacktoberfest. Would you mind adding the |
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Adding better syntax highlighting for user-defined primitive tables, which have their own list of symbols defined by the language (0, 1, x, ?, b, -, *, r, f, p, n). Currently the identifiers and numbers are getting highlighted which looks OK, but adding a uniform style looks better.
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I'm participating in Hacktoberfest, so if this PR looks good and you don't mind, could you add the
hacktoberfest-acceptedlabel to it? Thanks a lot!