HTML (C#)
Sublime Text syntax highlighting for HTML with embedded C#: WebForms/ASP.Net and Razor
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HTML (C#)
Sublime Text 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.
- The
<%
expressions (including<%=
,<%#
,<%:
,<%$
,<%--
)
Functionality
Hotkey comment/uncomment server-side comments (Ctrl+/ or Cmd+/)
Snippets for
<%
-ish expressionsSnippets for some directives (Try
page
orimport
)- Default attributes are subject to change.
Snippets may require Ctrl+space, depending on your environment.
Some autocomplete within directives.
Razor syntax
A 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.
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>