Topas Syntax

by davidchall ALL

Syntax highlighting for TOPAS in Sublime Text

Details

Version 0.2.2
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 9 years ago
Last Seen 3 hours ago
First Seen 10 years ago

Installs

Total 445
Win 157
Mac 115
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Readme

Source: raw.githubusercontent.com

topas-syntax

Syntax highlighting for TOPAS parameter files in Sublime Text.

Installation

Installing packages for Sublime Text is easiest through the Package Control plugin, and this package is no different.

Once you have Package Control, follow these instructions: * open the Command Palette (cmd+shift+p on Mac, ctrl+shift+p on Linux/Windows) * select Package Control: Install Package * search for Topas Syntax

Usage

Since TOPAS parameter files use the ubiquitous .txt file extension, it is not enabled by default. To apply the syntax highlighting to an opened file, select View > Syntax > Topas.

As this could become laborious when managing many parameter files, I recommend saving your directory tree as a Sublime Text project. I personally use the excellent Project Manager package for managing my projects, though this isn't necessary. Then you can use the Project Specific Syntax Settings package to tell Sublime Text to use the TOPAS syntax highlighting for your project, by choosing Edit Project from the Command Palette:

{
    ...
    "syntax_override": {
        "\\.txt$": ["Topas Syntax", "Topas"]
    }
}

Other text editors

It might be possible to import the Topas.tmLanguage grammar file into other editors such as TextMate. Please let me know if you install it on another editor, and I can update the README.

This syntax highlighting logic has also been adapted for other text editors:

Atom
VS Code

Note about colors

The actual colors used in the syntax highlighting is determined by your theme, so you may see a different color scheme to the image above. I am using the Monokai theme.