# core.language.language

Used to obtain information about the compiled language, generally used for the operation of code files.

## language.extensions

- Get a list of code suffixes for all languages

The results are as follows:

```lua
{
    [".c"] = cc,
    [".cc"] = cxx,
    [".cpp"] = cxx,
    [".m"] = mm,
    [".mm"] = mxx,
    [".swift"] = sc,
    [".go"] = gc
}
```

## language.targetkinds

- Get a list of target types in all languages

The results are as follows:

```lua
{
    binary = {"ld", "gcld", "dcld"},
    static = {"ar", "gcar", "dcar"},
    shared = {"sh", "dcsh"}
}
```

## language.sourcekinds

- Get a list of source file types in all languages

The results are as follows:

```lua
{
    cc = ".c",
    cxx = {".cc", ".cpp", ".cxx"},
    mm = ".m",
    mxx = ".mm",
    sc = ".swift",
    gc = ".go",
    rc = ".rs",
    dc = ".d",
    as = {".s", ".S", ".asm"}
}
```

## language.sourceflags

- Load a list of source file compilation option names for all languages

The results are as follows:

```lua
{
    cc = {"cflags", "cxflags"},
    cxx = {"cxxflags", "cxflags"},
    ...
}
```

## language.load

- Load the specified language

Load a specific language object from the language name, for example:

```lua
local lang = language.load("c++")
if lang then
    print(lang:name())
end
```

## language.load_sk

- Load the specified language from the source file type

Load specific language objects from the source file type: `cc, cxx, mm, mxx, sc, gc, as ..`, for example:

```lua
local lang = language.load_sk("cxx")
if lang then
    print(lang:name())
end
```

## language.load_ex

- Load the specified language from the source file suffix name

Load specific language objects from the source file extension: `.cc, .c, .cpp, .mm, .swift, .go ..`, for example:

```lua
local lang = language.load_ex(".cpp")
if lang then
    print(lang:name())
end
```

## language.sourcekind_of

- Get the source file type of the specified source file

That is, from a given source file path, get the type of source file it belongs to, for example:

```lua
print(language.sourcekind_of("/xxxx/test.cpp"))
```

The result is: `cxx`, which is the `c++` type. For the corresponding list, see: [language.sourcekinds](#language-sourcekinds)