Add a CSON version of .sublime-syntax grammar

[Alhadis]

Alright, here you go. 😉 The semantics of the grammar format are the same, it's just much less declarative than Sublime's format.

I'm blindly assuming that adding CSON file to a Sublime package repository won't cause the editor any grief. 😅

[joergen7]

That is awesome work. A big thank you for tapping Cuneiform syntax highlighting for Atom users.

[Alhadis]

Hahah, thank you! :wink But Atom users discover and install packages using a mutated version of NPM called APM.

You, erm, should really try it out if you haven't already. 😀 You'll then see your package listed at http://atom.io/packages

[Alhadis]

Irrelevant anecdote: I had an idea many years ago about creating an esolang written solely with Cuneiform characters and see how many compilers could handle astral plane Unicode.

I was gonna name it Abanyarahhu, which is Sumerian for "Ruby", and force users to use tabs instead of spaces because scribes of Sumer wrote with clay TABlets.

In retrospect, that idea is legitimately too good not to make a thing. I hope I get around to doing it some day. 😁

[joergen7]

I have no idea how npm works.

[Alhadis]

Hold on. I'll prepare you the peripherals so you can publish this to the Atom repo with a couple of commands.

I see you've downloaded Atom and used the package generator... albeit wrongly. 😉 You'll get a follow-up PR from me in a few minutes.