I know that, but they all still have their file extensions. What is more, I already said that file extension is worth more points than first line. So if a file already has an extension, an extension matching other language, like .txt, then it doesn't bother with first line. First lines detection work when a file has no extension, duh, that's not the problem.
Well, if vim and IntelliJ IDEs do that it's good for them. In both, Atom and VS Code, I'm pretty sure it's almost impossible (it'd be maybe doable with some scripting now that I think about it, but that'd be a dirty workaround).
Honestly, all I want is to make lives easier. We could keep even C++ source code files in .txt files, but we are not for obvious reasons. And to me, these reasons apply as well in the case of CBOT and other files, so why .txt? Different file extensions exist for a reason.
Well, if vim and IntelliJ IDEs do that it's good for them. In both, Atom and VS Code, I'm pretty sure it's almost impossible (it'd be maybe doable with some scripting now that I think about it, but that'd be a dirty workaround).
Honestly, all I want is to make lives easier. We could keep even C++ source code files in .txt files, but we are not for obvious reasons. And to me, these reasons apply as well in the case of CBOT and other files, so why .txt? Different file extensions exist for a reason.
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