The highlighting breaks with Sublime 3170

davidrios / pug-tmbundle

A comprehensive textmate / sublime text bundle for the Pug (formerly Jade) template language.

https://github.com/davidrios/pug-tmbundle

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The highlighting breaks with Sublime 3170 #22

Closed bbalban closed 1 year ago

bbalban commented 6 years ago

Apparently they introduced a lot of syntax related changes.

omggga commented 6 years ago

Error loading scope:source.sass: Unable to find syntax file for scope source.sass in Packages/Pug/Syntaxes/Pug.tmLanguage Error loading scope:source.less: Unable to find syntax file for scope source.less in Packages/Pug/Syntaxes/Pug.tmLanguage

JohnHarrison90 commented 6 years ago

Is this plugin still maintained?

cristianl commented 6 years ago

This is directly related to changes made to the built-in JavaScript language package, it's not due to changes in Core. If you disable the JavaScript package, highlighting of non-JS blocks works.

Temporary (hacky) workarounds:

If you need JS highlighting inside pug files, you can switch to another JavaScript syntax definition (e.g. Babel or an older version of the JavaScript package)
If you'd rather keep using the official JavaScript syntax package for .js files, replace the references to source.js in the Pug syntax definition with another scope (can be an invalid scope like source.jsnoop, but you'll get Unable to find syntax file for scope warnings in the console).
- Forking an older version of the JavaScript syntax package and replacing its scope with something like source.jsforpug and then replacing source.js in the Pug syntax file with source.jsforpug might work.

anhcao142 commented 6 years ago

My (temporary) solution is set the default syntax for pug (jade) file using pug (python) syntax.

Soviut commented 6 years ago

@cristianl 's suggestion worked. The steps are

Ctrl + Shift + P` (Tools > Command Palette)
type disable package
type javascript
Ctrl + Shift + P` (Tools > Command Palette)
type install package
type babel

ded commented 6 years ago

@Soviut that worked great! Thanks — One thing to note is that .js files get set to Plain Text and need to be switched to use Set Syntax: Babel (JavaScript) after following your steps.

bbalban commented 4 years ago

@cristianl 's suggestion worked. The steps are

Ctrl + Shift + P` (Tools > Command Palette)

type disable package

type javascript

Ctrl + Shift + P` (Tools > Command Palette)

type install package

type babel

thank you this saved me a lot of hassle. it worked!