Closed deathaxe closed 4 years ago
Just thinking out loud, but this is probably going to be a bit annoying due to being quoted and the command's href requiring double quotes for the args. We probably can't use embed
because that.
Wouldn't be useful to embed the whole html syntax anyway due to the limited support of only few tags. Not yet having an idea about the quoted href, but the normal <code>
, <i>
, ... could propably receive a dedicated scope, just as feedback to see they are supported.
ST 4073+ supports html in the "details" key of a sublime-completion.
see: https://github.com/sublimehq/sublime_text/issues/3093#issuecomment-612144800
They should be highlighted by the sublime-completion syntax.