Examples of languageMatches()

• net.sourceforge.processdash.tool.diff.LanguageFilter.languageMatches()
  Judge whether this filter is capable of acting as a filter for a particular file. @param filename the name of the file in question @param contents the contents of the file in question @param options the options given by the user to pspdiff. You couldcheck to see if the user was explicitly asking to use your language filter. In addition, this method will be called once before the highlightSyntax method is called twice, so if you decide to act as a filter for this file, you could remember user-specific options for use later in the highlightSyntax or isSignificant routines. @return LANGUAGE_MISMATCH if this filter definitely cannotact as a filter; LANGUAGE_MATCH if this filter definitely can act as a filter; or some number in between to indicate an intermediate degree of certainty. If multiple filters all volunteer to analyze a file, the filter with the highest match rating will be chosen.

Examples of net.sourceforge.processdash.tool.diff.LanguageFilter.languageMatches()