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Sublime Text 3+ can use the .tmLanguage format, which is a fancy xml, essentially.
Sublime Text 4+ uses a newer, .sublime-syntax format, which is a fancy yaml.
While both use Oniguruma RegExp engine and TextMate-like captures, their approaches slightly differ, with the former being almost 1-to-1 representation of the tact.tmLanguage.json but in the xml form.
Therefore, all that's needed here is to:
Setup the conversion from json form to xml or vice-versa — for example, this VSCode plugin can be used to convert from the .tmLanguage.json JSON (for tact-vscode, tact-docs, Nujan & others) to .tmLanguage PLIST/XML (for Sublime)
Re-organize the current highlighting structure (of json file) to make it more suitable for tact-docs
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Sublime Text 3+ can use the
.tmLanguage
format, which is a fancy xml, essentially.Sublime Text 4+ uses a newer,
.sublime-syntax
format, which is a fancy yaml.While both use Oniguruma RegExp engine and TextMate-like captures, their approaches slightly differ, with the former being almost 1-to-1 representation of the
tact.tmLanguage.json
but in the xml form.Therefore, all that's needed here is to:
.tmLanguage.json
JSON (for tact-vscode, tact-docs, Nujan & others) to.tmLanguage
PLIST/XML (for Sublime)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: