MIT_Alloy
Simple syntax highlighting for MIT's Alloy relational language in Sublime Text 3.
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Sublime Text 3 - MIT Alloy Syntax Highlighting
Syntax highlighting for MIT's Alloy in Sublime Text 3.
Getting Started
1. Installation
(Recommended) Automatic Installation using Sublime Text Package Control
- Open Sublime Text's Command Palette (default: Ctrl+Shift+P)
- Type
installand selectPackage Control: Install Package - Type
mit alloyand select “MIT_Alloy” to install the package.
Manual Installation
Go to Preferences -> Browse Packages, and then either download and unzip this plugin into that directory, or:
git clone https://github.com/corbanmailloux/sublime-mit-alloy.git "sublime-mit-alloy"
2. Activate this Language
After installing this package, open an ALS file and switch the language to MIT Alloy, using one
of the following methods:
- Select from the list of supported languages in your status bar at the bottom right corner of your editor
- Ctrl+Shift+P and search for “MIT Alloy”
3. Make “MIT Alloy” the default
To make MIT Alloy the default highlighting for the current extension:
- Open a file with the extension you want to set a default for (i.e.
.als) - Navigate through the following menus in Sublime Text:
View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as... -> MIT Alloy
Author
Corban Mailloux
Copyright and License
Copyright 2014 Corban Mailloux