Syntax Highlighting

[alongubkin]

Create Spider syntax highlighting support for:

• Sublime Text
• Atom
• Vim
• Notepad++
• WebStorm
• Visual Studio
• Others?

[Namek]

Are you experienced in writing such plugins for Sublime Text? I could look into that if you need such help. Actually I already did yesterday but did not get the final result yet.

[alongubkin]

@Namek never tried it tbh

[Namek]

OK, I'll take the task for Sublime Text since I'm using it.

[alongubkin]

Awesome!

[droekm]

@alongubkin @Namek BTW: An sublime text syntax highlighting plugin can be easily used in lime

[Namek]

And here it is. I made highlighter and few code snippets basing on JavaScript stuff for Sublime Text 3: https://github.com/Namek/Spider-Sublime-Plugin

if you want to use it then, on Windows, then git clone the project into folder: %APPDATA%\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\SpiderScript (yes, create it)

I don't know paths for other operating systems but probably you're gonna figure it out.

[alongubkin]

@Namek Nice! You should probably do a README though

[Namek]

@alongubkin Sure. Planned to do so.

EDIT: seems done. If there's anything into plugin, then please issue me on the plugin's page.

[droekm]

:+1:

[Namek]

I've created Notepad++ syntax highlighter.

Side note: Sublime Text is much better in there because it provides regular expressions and "User Defined Language" in Notepad++ does not.

[alongubkin]

Awesome! Added to the tools list

[alongubkin]

vim: http://github.com/ZucchiniZe/vim-spider

[zekesonxx]

Relevant: I made a SublimeLinter plugin, https://github.com/zekesonxx/SublimeLinter-contrib-spider