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EML (E-Mail)

by Mario Zaizar ALL

Email syntax highlighting for Text Mate editor made by @mariozaizar

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Email.tmBundle

Email syntax highlighting for ~Sublime Text~ Text Mate editor made by @mariozaizar. Also known as eml.tmLanguage.

Demo

:mouse: Using Text Mate (mate 2.13.1 (Dec 28 2019)) textmate

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Sublime Text users

For a while, this email grammar was available for Sublime Text users under EML (E-Mail)) package, but it was hard to maintain. As for now, the project has been split into two repositories:

:warning: While this code still works on Sublime Text, the support of it from this repository is no longer maintained. I strongly recommend switching to the new repository (or package) to get the latest updates.

I'm trying my best to keep (and probably rename) the EML (E-Mail)) package so everyone can keep getting updates from the new repository. Thanks again for your downloads and support!