Rewrite Syntax for Sublime Text 4137+ #195
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This PR proposes a re-written Laravel Blade syntax for Sublime Text 4137+,
which extends rewritten PHP syntax and makes use of latest syntax engine features.
It resolves issues #191 and #194 by embedding extended JS/CSS syntaxes.
Changelog
This release comes with a number of breaking changes
which may require some adjustments for snippets or plugins to continue working!
Primary syntax definition is
HTML (Blade).The name follows a common naming scheme being used for various template syntaxes
and expresses HTML to be the base syntax being extended by Blade template code.
This release also ships with
CSS (Blade)andJavaScript (Blade), which canbe used to highlight standalone CSS/JS templates, if ever needed.
The already existing
text.html.bladeis now the main scope replacingtext.blade.This is also to expresses Blade being based on HTML.
Scope names have completely been overhauled/refactored to follow current guidelines
and to express semantic meaning of certain expressions more accurately.
Preparations
To maintain compaitibility with existing packages on Package Control various PRs have been opened.
Notes
In case you are no longer interested in maintaining this package, please considder transfering it to SublimeText organization so community can continue doing so.