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# Comment Plugin

The comment plugin provides auto commenting/uncommenting.
The default binding to comment/uncomment a line is `Alt-/`
and `CtrlUnderscore`, which is equivalent in most terminals
to `Ctrl-/`. You can easily modify that in your `bindings.json`
file:

```jsonc
{
    "Alt-g": "lua:comment.comment"
}
```

You can also execute a command which will do the same thing as
the binding:

```
> comment
```

If you have a selection, the plugin will comment all the lines
selected.

The comment type will be auto detected based on the filetype,
but it is only available for certain filetypes:

* apacheconf: `# %s`
* bat: `:: %s`
* c: `// %s`
* c++: `// %s`
* cmake: `# %s`
* conf: `# %s`
* crystal: `# %s`
* css: `/* %s */`
* d: `// %s`
* dart: `// %s`
* dockerfile: `# %s`
* elm: `-- %s`
* fish: `# %s`
* gdscript: `# %s`
* glsl: `// %s`
* go: `// %s`
* haskell: `-- %s`
* html: `<!-- %s -->`
* ini: `; %s`
* java: `// %s`
* javascript: `// %s`
* jinja2: `{# %s #}`
* json: `// %s`
* julia: `# %s`
* kotlin: `// %s`
* lua: `-- %s`
* markdown: `<!-- %s -->`
* nginx: `# %s`
* nim: `# %s`
* objective-c: `// %s`
* pascal: `{ %s }`
* perl: `# %s`
* php: `// %s`
* pony: `// %s`
* powershell: `# %s`
* proto: `// %s`
* python: `# %s`
* python3: `# %s`
* ruby: `# %s`
* rust: `// %s`
* scala: `// %s`
* shell: `# %s`
* sql: `-- %s`
* swift: `// %s`
* tex: `% %s`
* toml: `# %s`
* twig: `{# %s #}`
* v: `// %s`
* xml: `<!-- %s -->`
* yaml: `# %s`
* zig: `// %s`
* zscript: `// %s`
* zsh: `# %s`

If your filetype is not available here, you can simply modify
the `comment.type` option:

```
set comment.type "/* %s */"
```

Or in your `settings.json`:

```jsonc
{
    "*.c": {
        "comment.type": "/* %s */"
    }
}
```

`commenttype` (without the dot) is the legacy option that is
superseded by `comment.type`. `commenttype` is still supported
but deprecated.
**Use `comment.type` instead.**