SublimeText JASS

[Moderator]

19:07, 8th Oct 2013
PurgeandFire: Approving it for now since it works well. Still waiting on the common.ai though.

 

[musk]

Finally a decent editor for war3 large projects

 

[PurgeandFire]

Great job! It works like a charm. Although, when I added the package, it said "error parsing XML". (tested on OSX 10.8.4)

It worked when I restarted it, though. You may want to tell the user to click the bottom right and select "JASS" as the highlighting--since some may not be familiar with sublime text. (although, why would they use it then?)

And consider parsing common.ai, since you can declare its natives through vJASS.

Add common.ai natives and it will be ready to be approved.

 

[mijustin]

cool. pls improve

 

[edo494]

no ZINC support?

 

[Arie]

I.... love it

 

[Ezekiel12]

Would it be possible to include that every function call to a self defined function is a link to the actual function ?

 

[Ruke]

no ZINC support?

it does supports zinc

Would it be possible to include that every function call to a self defined function is a link to the actual function ?

?

 

[chobibo]

I think he means user defined functions, like the ones you put inside the include folder for tesh. Maybe.

 

[Kazeon]

Have followed the instructions still doesn't work..

I'm using Sublime Text 2 btw

Guess I'm doing it right

It's plain white and nothing. I have activated Newgen color scheme btw.

 

[edo494]

my guess is the file must have .j extension, thats how subline works, it will not highlight HTML code in .cpp file and vice versa

 

[Malhorne]

Okay basically the solution to make it work (at least for sublime-text2 on Linux) is to change the extension to tmLanguage (notice the 'L' and not 'l')

 

[PurgeandFire]

Could you fix this to work with single-line block comments? i.e.:

Image

 

[Tommi Gustafsson]

The installation instructions for Sublime Text 3 are wrong. Here's how you install it:

1. Open Sublime Text 3, and go to Preferences -> Browse Packages...
2. In the opened file browser's window, copy jass.tmlanguage there.
3. Restart Sublime Text 3.
4. Open .ai or .j file
5. View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as... -> JASS (Warcraft III)

Best regards,
Tommi

 

[pusha1999]

where i should edit to add new functions?