Syntax highlighting for .groovy and .gsp?

[Ken Roberts]

Hi,

I'm new to TextMate and new to the plugin as well.

I'm looking for a way to get syntax highlighting for .groovy and .gsp files. I was hoping the plugin would do it, but no luck.

Thanks.

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[Luke Daley]

On 23/12/2009, at 9:15 AM, Ken Roberts wrote:

> I'm new to TextMate and new to the plugin as well.
>
> I'm looking for a way to get syntax highlighting for .groovy and .gsp files. I was hoping the plugin would do it, but no luck.

Hi Ken,

It should happen automatically. When you have a groovy file open, what is the language set to? (it's a drop down at the bottom of the window, just right of the line and column number).

[Ken]

It was plain text, but for some reason Groovy is not one of the
options. Did I do something wrong?

I set it to Java for now, I'll play with some of the others to see
what I get until somebody responds.

Thanks.

[Luke Daley]

The bundle did not install properly. How did you install?

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[Ken]

OK, I found the problem. When I started composing this response, I
noticed that the place I decompressed the archive had the name of the
directory changed, but the library location had the original name.
When I changed it and started TextMate, I opened a groovy file and set
the language back to groovy and it highlights properly.

I did this with the command line, and I suspect I got careless when I
copied the directory over and got the wrong one.

Thanks.