How to include an external file with sublime text while injecting to one context
From the Sublime Text docs:
Sublime Syntax files support the notion of one syntax definition embedding another. For example, HTML can contain embedded JavaScript. Here's an example of a basic syntax defintion for HTML that does so:
scope: text.html
contexts:
main:
- match: <script>
push: Packages/JavaScript/JavaScript.sublime-syntax
with_prototype:
- match: (?=</script>)
pop: true
- match: "<"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.begin
- match: ">"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.end
Note the first rule above. It indicates that when we encounter a tag, the main context within JavaScript.sublime-syntax should be pushed onto the context stack. It also defines another key, with_prototype. This contains a list of patterns that will be inserted into every context defined within JavaScript.sublime-syntax.
I want to include an external file just as above, but I don't want it to be inserted into every context. I only want it to be inserted into a specific context.
A use-case for this could be for highlighting documentation. To highlight the @test in
/*
@test
Prints "Hello, World"
*/
function print() {console.log("Hello, World")}
I would need to specifically inject a match condition into the comment context (right?) to make sure no other @tests are matched outside a comment
sublimetext3 sublime-syntax
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
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From the Sublime Text docs:
Sublime Syntax files support the notion of one syntax definition embedding another. For example, HTML can contain embedded JavaScript. Here's an example of a basic syntax defintion for HTML that does so:
scope: text.html
contexts:
main:
- match: <script>
push: Packages/JavaScript/JavaScript.sublime-syntax
with_prototype:
- match: (?=</script>)
pop: true
- match: "<"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.begin
- match: ">"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.end
Note the first rule above. It indicates that when we encounter a tag, the main context within JavaScript.sublime-syntax should be pushed onto the context stack. It also defines another key, with_prototype. This contains a list of patterns that will be inserted into every context defined within JavaScript.sublime-syntax.
I want to include an external file just as above, but I don't want it to be inserted into every context. I only want it to be inserted into a specific context.
A use-case for this could be for highlighting documentation. To highlight the @test in
/*
@test
Prints "Hello, World"
*/
function print() {console.log("Hello, World")}
I would need to specifically inject a match condition into the comment context (right?) to make sure no other @tests are matched outside a comment
sublimetext3 sublime-syntax
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
add a comment |
From the Sublime Text docs:
Sublime Syntax files support the notion of one syntax definition embedding another. For example, HTML can contain embedded JavaScript. Here's an example of a basic syntax defintion for HTML that does so:
scope: text.html
contexts:
main:
- match: <script>
push: Packages/JavaScript/JavaScript.sublime-syntax
with_prototype:
- match: (?=</script>)
pop: true
- match: "<"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.begin
- match: ">"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.end
Note the first rule above. It indicates that when we encounter a tag, the main context within JavaScript.sublime-syntax should be pushed onto the context stack. It also defines another key, with_prototype. This contains a list of patterns that will be inserted into every context defined within JavaScript.sublime-syntax.
I want to include an external file just as above, but I don't want it to be inserted into every context. I only want it to be inserted into a specific context.
A use-case for this could be for highlighting documentation. To highlight the @test in
/*
@test
Prints "Hello, World"
*/
function print() {console.log("Hello, World")}
I would need to specifically inject a match condition into the comment context (right?) to make sure no other @tests are matched outside a comment
sublimetext3 sublime-syntax
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
From the Sublime Text docs:
Sublime Syntax files support the notion of one syntax definition embedding another. For example, HTML can contain embedded JavaScript. Here's an example of a basic syntax defintion for HTML that does so:
scope: text.html
contexts:
main:
- match: <script>
push: Packages/JavaScript/JavaScript.sublime-syntax
with_prototype:
- match: (?=</script>)
pop: true
- match: "<"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.begin
- match: ">"
scope: punctuation.definition.tag.end
Note the first rule above. It indicates that when we encounter a tag, the main context within JavaScript.sublime-syntax should be pushed onto the context stack. It also defines another key, with_prototype. This contains a list of patterns that will be inserted into every context defined within JavaScript.sublime-syntax.
I want to include an external file just as above, but I don't want it to be inserted into every context. I only want it to be inserted into a specific context.
A use-case for this could be for highlighting documentation. To highlight the @test in
/*
@test
Prints "Hello, World"
*/
function print() {console.log("Hello, World")}
I would need to specifically inject a match condition into the comment context (right?) to make sure no other @tests are matched outside a comment
sublimetext3 sublime-syntax
sublimetext3 sublime-syntax
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
asked Nov 20 at 18:50
FireCubez
1228
1228
add a comment |
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