Zig Language
Zig language support for Sublime Text
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- Win 92
- OS X 45
- Linux 65
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Zig Language
Syntax highlighting for Zig.
This repository serves both as the grammar for github/linguist (Github's site wide syntax highlighting) and as a standalone Sublime Text package.
The source of truth is Zig.YAML-tmLanguage. This file is read by linguist
directly and used as the source to compile to Zig.tmLanguage using
PackageDev from within Sublime. Do
not edit Zig.tmLanguage directly.
Installation
Use Package control.
Or add Zig.tmLanguage to the packages directory. On OSX This is usually
~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/
But to find the path on your machine go to Preferences > Browse Packages from
within Sublime Text.
Local Development
Install https://github.com/SublimeText/PackageDev.
Edit the YAML entry and use the Convert (YAML, JSON, PList) to... command
to generate the other entries.
Copy the generated file to your local sublime text folder. e.g.
cp Zig.tmLanguage "/Users/jfo/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/Zig.tmLanguage"
On linux, this is located under ~/.config/sublime-text-3/.
LICENSE
Provided under an MIT License