SmPL (Coccinelle)

by jtojnar ALL

SmPL (Coccinelle) Syntax for Sublime Text

Labels smpl, coccinelle, language syntax

Details

Version 0.2.0
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 6 months ago
Last Seen 2 hours ago
First Seen 6 months ago

Installs

Total 5
Win 2
Mac 2
Linux 1

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Readme

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SmPL Syntax for Sublime Text

This is syntax definition for SmPL (semantic patch) language used by the Coccinelle tool.

I converted it from John Gardner’s Atom syntax.

Installation

You can install this package using Package Control using the name “SmPL (Coccinelle)”.

For development, you will want to clone the repository into “SmPL (Coccinelle)” directory in the Sublime Text’s Packages directory (Preferences → Browse Packages…):

git clone git@github.com:jtojnar/Sublime-SmPL-Syntax.git 'SmPL (Coccinelle)'

(Or create a symlink with such name from your projects directory.)

Usage

After installation, the syntax should automatically apply to files with .cocci extension.

Sm​PL (Coccinelle)