Script Tools Sublime text 3 - Skript Syntax Highlighting 1.1

[Ayham Alali]

Ayham Alali submitted a new resource:

Sublime text 3 - Skript Syntax Highlighting - A cool sublime text 3 syntax highlight for skript

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How to install:
1- After downloading the .zip file, go to "%appdata%\Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages\"
2- Move the downloaded file "console-textline-panel.sublime" to "%appdata%\Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages\"
3- Open sublime text 3
4- Open any skript codes (*.sk)
5- Go to View>Syntax>Console
6- If you want to make this syntax apply by default to all the .sk files go to View>Syntax>Open...

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[Deleted member 5254]

This looks awesome!

I would totally use this if this was available for Atom. Would it be eventually?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

This looks awesome!

I would totally use this if this was available for Atom. Would it be eventually?

I searched a lot on this syntax highlighting but end up with nothing like his for atom but for me sublime is easier and faster

 

[Deleted member 5254]

This looks awesome!

I would totally use this if this was available for Atom. Would it be eventually?

There already is one for atom, but sublime is faster anyway if you'd like to switch

 

[Deleted member 5254]

There already is one for atom, but sublime is faster anyway if you'd like to switch

I currently use the one for atom, but this one is a lot less bright and less annoying. I've tried editing the colors.less but I haven't made much progress since there isn't like a live updating code for testing it out. I've also tried to make my own but it's fairly complicated for atom.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Ayham Alali updated Sublime text 3 - Skript Syntax Highlighting with a new update entry:

Wrong file uploaded

I'm sorry for those who downloaded the file and nothing was added in there syntax list, i thought it was only about that file i uploaded but it appears that you need to download a package thru package control.
check it in the .txt file that I just uploaded.

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[Deleted member 5254]

I'm trying to install this, but I have no idea what your step four is trying to say. I'm new to Sublime, I've been using Notepad++ so I'm lost.
4- after downloading the package (Enki theme) a new syntax called "console" will be added to your syntax list

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm trying to install this, but I have no idea what your step four is trying to say. I'm new to Sublime, I've been using Notepad++ so I'm lost.
4- after downloading the package (Enki theme) a new syntax called "console" will be added to your syntax list

Go to View tab>Syntax>find Console and select it, and if you want to use console syntax for all the .sk files do what you see in the imported photo down below

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Go to View tab>Syntax>find Console and select it, and if you want to use console syntax for all the .sk files do what you see in the imported photo down below

Cool! Thank you!

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Cool! Thank you!

You're welcome

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm looking to upgrade from Notepad++ and I was wondering: this syntax addon (?) only highlights a handful of specific code found in Skript and its addons, and probably isn't necessary made for use with Skript scripts, is it?

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm looking to upgrade from Notepad++ and I was wondering: this syntax addon (?) only highlights a handful of specific code found in Skript and its addons, and probably isn't necessary made for use with Skript scripts, is it?

It's not necessary to use skript codes, it's just a highlights to make coding looks better and easier.

 

[Digger]

Very nice.