Moonscripty
Sublime + Moonscript configuration.
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Description
Moonscripty is a package for Sublime Text 2/3 for MoonScript developers. It adds a live parser based on LuaSublime and Love completions to moonscript-tmbundle.
Installation
You can install this package through Package Control, simply use Command Palette: Package Control Install Package -> Moonscripty.
Alternatively, you can install this package by running the following command in your Packages directory:
git clone git://github.com/szensk/sublmoon.git
Error checking
By default any moon file will be run through moonc -p and the first encountered error is outlined.
To disable or change this behavior
{
"live_parser": true,
"live_parser_style": "{dot|circle|outline}",
"live_parser_persistent:" false,
"moonc_path": "moonc"
}
in Moonscript > User Settings.
Syntax highlighting
Command Palette: Set Syntax: Moonscript
Completions
LuaDoc tags are available in comments. For example. “@param” expands to “– @param type name desc”. Love2D functions are available by default. To disable them, simply delete the Love.sublime-completions file.