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Expand Up @@ -352,6 +352,13 @@ This path will go into the `binDir` setting.

The coffee-script binary probably is not installed. Either install coffee-script or set `checkSyntaxOnSave` and `compileOnSave` to `false` in `Preferences > Package Settings > Better CoffeeScript > Settings - User`.

```diff
- * un-answered question *
- How do I make custom syntax highlighting on top of sublime-better-coffeescript?
#(for eg: I just want to change the colours of `debugger` statements and `console.log` statements to be
#fusia, lavender or something, so they pop-out more so I can easily detect them from the rest of the
#code.) - github: spike321
```


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