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show, hide, enable and disable need the names of the grammar. But the README.md doesn't show any information which names those are.
I tried to add a JavaScript button. show: "js" didn't work. Then I tried show: ".source.js" and show: "source.js" because this is what you have to use in snippets and you can find it in the language package next to "Scope". But it didn't work.
Then I tried to find out the grammar name with atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getGrammar().name and this gave me the correct grammar name for any language I needed.
At least I solved my problem but others still could run in the same problem. Perhaps you could include a toolbar.coffe instead of a toolbar.cson by default which already has a "get grammar" button like this.
show
,hide
,enable
anddisable
need the names of the grammar. But the README.md doesn't show any information which names those are.I tried to add a JavaScript button.
show: "js"
didn't work. Then I triedshow: ".source.js"
andshow: "source.js"
because this is what you have to use in snippets and you can find it in the language package next to "Scope". But it didn't work.Then I tried to find out the grammar name with
atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor().getGrammar().name
and this gave me the correct grammar name for any language I needed.At least I solved my problem but others still could run in the same problem. Perhaps you could include a toolbar.coffe instead of a toolbar.cson by default which already has a "get grammar" button like this.
That would be much better that just trying out different names until you find the right one.
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