Add syntax highlight for nano

Joe7M · Joe7M · commit 08c46f674c9b · 2024-06-29T18:58:02.000+02:00
diff --git a/_build/pages/language_support.markdown b/_build/pages/language_support.markdown
@@ -9,11 +9,13 @@ The SDL and FLTK versions of SmallBASIC come with an integrated editor. If you a
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 :::
 
-#. [Visual Studio Code](/pages/language_support_vscode.html)
+
 #. [Atom](/pages/language_support_atom.html)
 #. [Geany](/pages/language_support_geany.html)
-#. [Sublime Text](/pages/language_support_sublimetext.html)
-#. [KDE Kate](/pages/language_support_kdekate.html)
 #. [jEdit](/pages/language_support_jedit.html)
+#. [KDE Kate](/pages/language_support_kdekate.html)
 #. [Micro](/pages/language_support_micro.html)
+#. [nano](/pages/language_support_nano.html)
+#. [Sublime Text](/pages/language_support_sublimetext.html)
+#. [Visual Studio Code](/pages/language_support_vscode.html)
 :::
diff --git a/_build/pages/language_support_nano.markdown b/_build/pages/language_support_nano.markdown
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+# SmallBASIC in nano
+
+> Using nano
+
+_"GNU nano is a text editor for Unix-like computing systems or operating environments using a command line interface. " ([Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_nano))_
+
+
+![Example](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Joe7M/smallbasic.nano.syntaxcoloring/main/screenshot.png)
+
+## Installation
+
+- Download the file `smallbasic.nanorc` from [github](https://github.com/Joe7M/smallbasic.nano.syntaxcoloring)
+- Create the folder `~/.config/nano/syntax`
+- Copy the file "smallbasic.nanorc" into that folder
+- Edit the nano configuration file -> `nano ~/.config/nano/nanorc`
+- In the section `## === Syntax coloring ===` add `include "~/.config/nano/syntax/*.nanorc"`
+
+## Tweaking nano
+
+Depending on your Linux distribution the default nano settings are a little bit disappointing.
+But fortunately you can tweak nano quite a bit by activating some settings in `nanorc`.
+Just remove the comments for:
+
+1. `set autoindent`
+2. `set indicator`
+3. `set linenumbers`
+4. `set minibar`
+5. `set mouse`
+6. Remove the comments in the section `### Paint the interface elements of nano` to make nano colorful.
+7. `include "/usr/share/nano/*.nanorc"`
+8. To get more common keyboard shortcuts like CTRL+C for copy uncomment all the commands in the section
+   `## If you would like nano to have keybindings that are more "usual"`
+
+## A useful hint
+
+If you use nano in a console you can suspend it by pressing `CTRL-Z`. After pressing `CTRL-Z` you are on the
+console and you can i.e. start the console version of SmallBASIC to test your program. After testing
+you can switch back to the suspended nano by executing the command `fg` in the console.
