Are there any Syntax coloring plugins for SublimeText/Atom/IntelliJ etc.?
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Hi,
I want to develop my TiddlyWiki5 plugin with nodejs in an IDE. I'm
usually using Atom for most of my stuff but I'm flexible.
But I can't find any TiddlyWiki5 wiki text syntax highlighting plugins
for any IDE/pygments.
Are you aware of any?
Thanks,
Enno
PMario
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No, there are no syntax highlighter plugins for any IDE yet. -m
Danielo Rodríguez
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Sep 24, 2015, 6:31:22 AM9/24/15
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What do you expect to be highlighted? The tiddlywiki core code or the wiki-text? Because the core is built on JavaScript and Html
Francis Meetze
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Sep 24, 2015, 11:27:13 AM9/24/15
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For SublimeText you'll need to install Package Control. Using Package Control install the SublimeLinter package along with any linter language plugin you want. Coloring though is pretty much out of the box as long as the file extension of the document you are working on denotes the language you are working with.