HTML (C#)

by michaelblyons ST3

Sublime Text 3 syntax highlighting for HTML with embedded C#

Labels language syntax, completions

Details

Version 3.0.0
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 2 months ago
Last Seen 1 hour ago
First Seen 4 years ago

Installs

Total 8K
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Mac 1K
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Readme

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HTML (C#)

Sublime Text 3 syntax highlighting for .cshtml, .aspx, and similar files.

Current support

Highlighting

Embedded C# (<script runat="server">)
- The runat="server" must immediately follow the tag opening.
<% expressions (including <%=, <%#, <%:, <%$, <%--)

Functionality

Hotkey comment/uncomment server-side comments (Ctrl+/ or Cmd+/)
Snippets for <% expressions (Try typing exp)
- These are subject to change.
Snippets for some directives (Try page or import)
- Default attributes are subject to change.
Snippets may require Ctrl+space, depending on your environment.
Some autocomplete within directives.

Razor syntax

Huge thank-you to @keith-hall for this!

Future support (maybe)

Identify more attributes of directives
Autocomplete ASP builtins

Known issues:

“Goto Anything” support is poor.
Control structures in code blocks separated by HTML are not scoped correctly. For example, the else below does not know that it is matched to the if above.
```
<% if(condition){ %>
  <p>show me</p>
<% } else { %>
  <p>me instead</p>
<% } %>
```
No recognition of excluded scopes to return to HTML. In the snippet below, the C# scope ends immediately after "bar.
```
<%
  var foo = "bar%>";
%>
```
Javascript does not always recognize that Response.Write output is coming. The ) is marked as invalid and the conditional scopes are never terminated.
```
<script type="text/javascript">
if (true && <%= list.Any() %>) {
   doStuff();
}
</script>
```