doesn't provide built-in language support in the core editor

[Cecil0o0]

Inside "API" outline, "LANGUAGE EXTENSIONS" section, "Overview" article, there is a paragraph on the top.

I was puzzled with sentence "VS Code doesn't provide built-in language support", because we have multiple language extension inside "extensions" at the root of VS Code codebase.

If I'm right, this pr would like to fix it to make this sentence clear~

[ntrogh]

@Cecil0o0 Thanks for pointing out this confusion. I've suggested a modification to your PR to make sure it's technically correct.

[Cecil0o0]

@ntrogh would you please describe more for me to work it out about the modification to "make sure it’s technically correct"?

I might not understand for now, that is to say, how could I make a modification to verify "technically correct"?

[ntrogh]

@Cecil0o0 I've added a suggestion in the review comments to make the text correct.
Your edit mentioned that VS Code provides built-in language support, which is not the case. Everything is handled by extensions. And some of those extensions are bundled with the editor.

[Cecil0o0]

@ntrogh I try to modify my edit for technically correct as well as fix of confusion.

In my opinion, I think this "VS Code" points to "workbench" which means src/vs/code and without extensions, for not introducing more complexity, I consider to reuse "extensions" word instead of "workbench" to represent same means. I don't know if it is a native-like style representation that I try to imitate.

[ntrogh]

@Cecil0o0 I already added a suggestion for you to commit. You can just scroll up and commit my suggestion.

[Cecil0o0]

@ntrogh 😂 I would like to commit your suggestion but I couldn't see it even if scroll up, I don't know what happen and how to deal with it

[ntrogh]

I've re-added the text suggestion.

[ntrogh]

Thanks for contributing, @Cecil0o0 !