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XUL and XBL

by thomcc ST3

Sublime text package adding syntax highlighting to XUL and/or XBL files.

Labels language syntax, gecko

Details

Installs

  • Total 89
  • Win 55
  • Mac 23
  • Linux 11
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Readme

Source
raw.​githubusercontent.​com

Sublime XUL / XBL highlighting

Adds a “XUL or XBL” syntax option.

Note: This is unlikely to be useful unless you work on Firefox.

Installation

At the moment, clone this repo into your Packages directory. Eventually you'll be able to use package control, hopefully.

Set *.xml, *.xul, and *.dtd files to open with this syntax populate the symbol list and index, so that “Go To Symbol in Package” (Cmd+Shift+R or Ctrl+Shift+R) can jump to XBL <method>s and <!ENTITYs the localization dtd files.

Features

  • Improved syntax highlighting for files containing XBL and XUL.
  • XBL methods are available in the symbol list and index, e.g. Go To Symbol works for them (Requires that this be the default syntax for the files they're present in).
  • <!ENTITY declarations are available in the symbol list in index (must be default syntax for their files, as above).

Screenshots

  • XBL support, comparison with HTML and XML syntaxes:

xul-xbl-vs-xml-vs-html

  • Mozilla preprocessor support:

xul-preproc-example

  • Various other XUL support features:

xul-basic