This is a very ugly ats mode for sublimetext, but at least it is better
than nothing. [âŠ]
Better than nothing too, is the language definition file added as
attachment to this message, Iâm using for GtkSourceView based editors
(Gedit and rather Medit, actually). Iâm also adding the MIME type
definition and icon file to be used by people running a Freedesktop aware
environment.
The language definition file is subject to change, as Iâm incrementally
updating and refining it, but as this thread shown up, Iâm posting it here
(itâs not perfect, but good enough).
Note: Iâm using a slightly modified Solarized Dark theme, and I have not
check the language definition looks good with other themes.
Good idea! I think @Will Blair has done that? Iâm not sure but I will take
a look. If needed I will do that.On Sunday, January 11, 2015 at 1:29:46 AM UTC-5, Brandon Barker wrote:
This is a very ugly ats mode for sublimetext, but at least it is better
than nothing. Hopefully it will make you a little bit happier if you are
using sublimetext. Also, I believe it should work with textmate, too.
And you are welcome to modify or contribute to it.
This is a very ugly ats mode for sublimetext, but at least it is better
than nothing. [âŠ]
Better than nothing too, is the language definition file added as
attachment to this message, Iâm using for GtkSourceView based editors
(Gedit and rather Medit, actually). Iâm also adding the MIME type
definition and icon file to be used by people running a Freedesktop aware
environment.
The language definition file is subject to change, as Iâm incrementally
updating and refining it, but as this thread shown up, Iâm posting it here
(itâs not perfect, but good enough).
Note: Iâm using a slightly modified Solarized Dark theme, and I have not
check the language definition looks good with other themes.
I added a tiny utility to reformat messages from ATS. This may be useful
to messages pans of editors which has the capability to run external tools
(I use it with MEdit, alias MooEdit) . My apologizes for not releasing as
ATS, which may be done a future day (the Python source does not make use of
regexp, on purpose).
Instructions for use and what reâformating is applied, is explained in the
file itâself:
This is a very ugly ats mode for sublimetext, but at least it is
better than nothing. Hopefully it will make you a little bit happier if you
are using sublimetext. Also, I believe it should work with textmate, too.
And you are welcome to modify or contribute to it.
Thank you!
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