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the absolute file path. The `syntax` part is the full name of a supported language
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(use `bat --list-languages` for an overview).
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*Note:* You probably want to use this option as [an entry in `bat`'s configuration file](#configuration-file)
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for persistence, instead of passing it on the command line as a one-off, as generally
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**Note:** You probably want to use this option as [an entry in `bat`'s configuration file](#configuration-file)
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for persistence instead of passing it on the command line as a one-off. Generally
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you'd just use `-l` if you want to manually specify a language for a file.
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Example: To use "INI" syntax highlighting for all files with a `.conf` file extension, use
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