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Available programming languages

StefanLiebig
July 4, 2014

Hi,

I have a repository that contains code written in newLISP (http://www.newlisp.org/). Unfortunately, I can not specify that. Only "Common Lisp" and "Emacs Lisp" are available.

How about a generic Lisp?

Stefan

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July 6, 2014

As far as I know, the only effect of choosing a language is the default icon for the repository. If you don't like the Common Lisp icon, you can just leave it as "Unspecified", or upload a custom icon/logo.

StefanLiebig
July 6, 2014

ok, I thought that the language could be used as a search or query term like: show me all projects using "Python".

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July 7, 2014

I've never seen that, but that may be a potential use of that attribute.

If you still want Lisp added as an option, I recommend posting a feature request on jira.atlassian.com.

StefanLiebig
July 8, 2014

Thanks for your answer.

I simply added the newLISP icon.

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