Pluto

by PlutoLang ALL

Editor integration for Pluto, a Lua dialect, with syntax highlighting, snippets, build systems, etc.

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Details

Version 0.9.0
Homepage plutolang.github.io
Issues github.com
Modified 3 months ago
Last Seen 40 minutes ago
First Seen 4 years ago

Installs

Total 146
Win 103
Mac 17
Linux 26

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Readme

Source: raw.githubusercontent.com

Pluto Syntax Highlighting

For information regarding the installation, features, & usage of this editor integration, have a look at our documentation.

Development

If you don't have Git installed, do so first.

In Sublime Text, select Preferences > Browse Packages… to open the “Packages” folder of your ST installation.

Open a console in this folder to run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/PlutoLang/Syntax-Highlighting "Pluto Syntax Highlighting"

You should now see “Pluto” as a syntax highlighting option in Sublime Text.

Credits

This project started with the base of https://github.com/LuaLS/lua.tmbundle, which itself is based on https://github.com/textmate/lua.tmbundle.