SAS Syntax and Theme
A Sublime Text 3 package for SAS syntax highlighting and the corresponding SAS Theme
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- Win 12K
- Mac 4K
- Linux 1K
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SAS Syntax Highlight and Theme Package for Sublime Text 3
What is this?
A Sublime Text package for SAS syntax highlight and color scheme which mimic the SAS system.
How to Install
Via Package Control
The easiest way to install is using Sublime Package Control, where the package is listed as SAS-Syntax-and-Theme
.
- Open Command Palette using menu item
Tools -> Command Palette...
(⇧⌘P on Mac) - Choose
Package Control: Install Package
- Find
SAS Syntax
and hit Enter
Manual
You can also install the theme manually:
- Download the .zip
- Unzip and rename the folder to
SAS-Syntax-and-Theme
- Copy the folder into
Packages
directory, which you can find using the menu itemSublime Text -> Preferences -> Browse Packages...