Add support for Processing (as Java)

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # DocBlockr
 
-DocBlockr is a package for [Sublime Text 2 & 3][sublime] which makes writing documentation a breeze. DocBlockr supports **JavaScript** (including ES6), **PHP**, **ActionScript**, **Haxe**, **CoffeeScript**, **TypeScript**, **Java**, **Apex**, **Groovy**, **Objective C**, **C**, **C++** and **Rust**.
+DocBlockr is a package for [Sublime Text 2 & 3][sublime] which makes writing documentation a breeze. DocBlockr supports **JavaScript** (including ES6), **PHP**, **ActionScript**, **Haxe**, **CoffeeScript**, **TypeScript**, **Java**, **Apex**, **Groovy**, **Processing**, **Objective C**, **C**, **C++** and **Rust**.
 
 ## Installation
 

java.sublime-completions

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 {
-  "scope": "source.java comment.block.documentation,source.groovy comment.block.documentation,source.apex comment.block.documentation",
+  "scope": "source.java comment.block.documentation,source.groovy comment.block.documentation,source.apex comment.block.documentation,source.pde comment.block.documentation",
   "completions":
   [
     { "trigger" : "@author",            "contents": "@author ${1:[author]}"},

jsdocs.py

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ def getParser(view):
         return JsdocsCPP(viewSettings)
     elif sourceLang == 'objc' or sourceLang == 'objc++':
         return JsdocsObjC(viewSettings)
-    elif sourceLang == 'java' or sourceLang == 'groovy' or sourceLang == 'apex':
+    elif sourceLang == 'java' or sourceLang == 'groovy' or sourceLang == 'apex' or sourceLang == 'pde':
         return JsdocsJava(viewSettings)
     elif sourceLang == 'rust':
         return JsdocsRust(viewSettings)