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Cisco Syntax Highlighter

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Sublime Text 2 Syntax Definitition for Cisco router/switch/firewall configurations

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  • 2018.07.31.04.09.58
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Cisco syntax package for Sublime Text 2

Sublime Text 2 Syntax Definitition for Cisco router/switch/firewall configurations. This package will highlight Cisco configuration and commands within Sublime Text 2.

Installing

Using Package Control: If you have package control installed then installing this is a snap. Simply open the command palette (Tools->Command Palette). Then type “install” then search for this plugin by typing “Cisco Syntax Highlighter”. That's it. It should be installed.

Without Git: Download the zip from github, and extract the files to your Sublime Text “Packages” directory, into a new directory named Cisco. You can find the packages directy by going to Preferences -> Browse packages, within Sublime Text 2.

With Git: Clone the repository in your Sublime Text “Packages” directory:

git clone git://github.com/tunnelsup/sublime-cisco-syntax.git

Usage

Once installed navigate to View->Syntax->Cisco to apply the Cisco syntax to the document.

This syntax definition will automatically be applied to .txt files and .cfg files.

Using control-/ will comment out any line that is highlighted.

Customizing

Once Cisco syntax is turned on you can then try different color schemes by going to Preferences -> Color Schemes.

If you wish to customize this even further for your own needs navigate to the Cisco package (Preferences -> Browse Packages). Edit the Cisco Definitions.json-tmlanguage file within Sublime Text 2. Install AAAPackageDev. After your changes go to Tools -> Build, to rebuild the syntax definitions.

Further Reading

See official website for further information and discussion. http://www.tunnelsup.com/tup/2013/03/29/sublime-text-2-cisco-syntax-and-snippets