ISML
Sublime/Textmate Language Grammar for Demandware ISML
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ISML tmlanguage
TextMate/Sublime Text language grammar (tmLanguage) for Demandware ISML
Work with Demandware ISML and want to use a nicer text editor with more contextual syntax highlighting? This is for you.
Example image (ST2, Monokai):
Works in Sublime Text 2, 3 and 4, as well as TextMate.
Essentially an extended version of the HTML language grammar.
Sublime Text 3 / 4
Two grammars are shipped:
ISML.sublime-syntax— the modern, recommended grammar for Sublime Text 3 and 4 (.sublime-syntaxYAML format). It embeds JavaScript inside<isscript>and${ ... }expressions, and embeds CSS/JS for<style>/<script>.ISML.tmLanguage— the legacy TextMate grammar, kept for Sublime Text 2 and TextMate. Its regular expressions were adjusted (no possessive quantifiers or atomic groups) so the file also loads cleanly in Sublime Text 3 and 4.
When both files are present, Sublime Text ¾ automatically prefers
ISML.sublime-syntax.
Installation
Available through Sublime Package Control as ISML
To manually install, clone this repo into your Sublime Text Packages directory
(open it via Preferences → Browse Packages…). Typical locations:
- Sublime Text 4 (macOS):
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages - Sublime Text 3 (macOS):
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages - Sublime Text 2 (Linux):
~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages