EXAPUNKS

by cafuneandchill ALL

Syntax highlighting for the EXAPUNKS assembly language in Sublime Text

Details

Version 1.2.0
Homepage github.com
Modified 6 years ago
Last Seen 2 months ago
First Seen 4 years ago

Installs

Total 48
Win 28
Mac 14
Linux 6

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Readme

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EXAPUNKS Syntax

A package for Sublime Text that provides syntax highlighting for the assembly language used in the game EXAPUNKS.

Installation

Clone or download the repository into the Packages directory of your Sublime Text install. To find the location of your Packages directory, choose Preferences > Browse Packages... within Sublime Text.

By default, syntax highlighting will be applied for files with the extension .exa or .exapunks. Alternatively you can manually select EXAPUNKS under View > Syntax from the menu. Source code files containing NOTE EXAPUNKS as a first line are automatically assumed to have EXAPUNKS syntax.

Preview

The actual highlighting colors depend on the chosen color scheme. The following image shows a preview for the default color schemes Monokai, Sixteen and Mariana:

Some of the syntax rules were updated to follow Sublime Text's scope naming guidelines and assign more specific scopes. Depending on the chosen color scheme, highlighting colors might have changed when compared to a previous version of the syntax definition file.