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MS or the developers wanted to keep it small and exquisite; therefore, it does't support syntax highlighting and cannot even be searched under Linux (requires ICU, not the hospital one).
Follow these instructions to toy around with it: #624 (comment)
also why rust
Because...
Microsoft has a list of "officially supported" languages internally and Rust is one of them. The alternative option was C. If I had known the level of pain, I'd be subject to for choosing nightly Rust though (for custom allocator support), I would've stuck with C. YMMV.
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dolorain commentedon Dec 7, 2025
MS or the developers wanted to keep it small and exquisite; therefore, it does't support syntax highlighting and cannot even be searched under Linux (requires ICU, not the hospital one).
Consolatis commentedon Dec 7, 2025
Syntax highlighting is work-in-progress. There are various issues and PRs for it which OP could have searched for.
I can use the search feature just fine under Linux. It should be no surprise if you can't search if you don't install the required dependency for it.
Choice of the developers. Easy as that.
lhecker commentedon Dec 8, 2025
lmao
Follow these instructions to toy around with it: #624 (comment)
Because...
Microsoft has a list of "officially supported" languages internally and Rust is one of them. The alternative option was C. If I had known the level of pain, I'd be subject to for choosing nightly Rust though (for custom allocator support), I would've stuck with C. YMMV.