ModernPerl-scopes-default.yaml.ep

# DO NOT edit this file. Edit ModernPerl-scopes-user.yaml.ep instead.
# Any changes made to this file will be lost when ModernPerl is updated.

# Building ModernPerl yourself is an experimental feature and doesn't work very well for Sublime
# Text 3. You can safely ignore that this is even possible.

# To modify the definitions in this file, simply override them in the user settings file. To disable
# one of these definitions, override it, but leave the value blank. You should then run
# yaml2plist.pl to rebuild ModernPerl.tmLanguage. YAML::Tiny is quite buggy, and if it's giving you
# unhelpful error messages then consider installing YAML::XS yourself. It will automatically be
# chosen above YAML::Tiny if it's installed.

# You can use $ to refer to another entry in the list. The name of one of these references can only
# contain letters, numbers, and underscores. You can refer to stuff further down in the list, and
# recursive references even work (just watch out of infinite recursion). You can refer to stuff in
# this file from the other settings file, but, since this is still experimental, beware that this
# file could change from update to update without notice.

# Entries prefixed with a _ are "private". This denotes that they are only be used in the
# construction of the list. All other entries here are used somewhere in ModernPerl. I tried to
# break things up into enough groups to suit everyone's needs, but if you need an extra group for
# something then please contact me.

# A list of scopes can be specified by putting spaces between the scopes, or using YAML's >- syntax.
# See the documentation on "Scope ranking" for imformation on which one will be chosen by a theme.

# An easy way to see what scopes a language uses is to install "ScopeAlways". Activate it using
# Sublime's Command Palette or otherwise. Then just type in the language to produce a colour, and
# see the scope in the status bar. You can also try wading around in .tmTheme files to see what
# scopes each language has rules for.

# Documentation:
    # Standard scopes: http://manual.macromates.com/en/language_grammars#naming_conventions
    # Scope ranking: http://manual.macromates.com/en/scope_selectors#ranking_matches

_keyword:         keyword.other
keyword_control:  keyword.control           # keywords like if, sub, return, last
keyword_package:  $keyword_control.package  # keywords like package, use, no
keyword_string:   $keyword_function         # keywords like qq, qw, m, s, tr
keyword_filetest: $_keyword.filetest        # filetest operators like -f, -d, -X
keyword_operator: $_keyword.operator        # named operators like eq, and, not, x
keyword_token:    $_autoquoted.token        # special tokens like __PACKAGE__, __LINE__
keyword_function: $_keyword.function        # all other keywords like print, undef, exit

# keywords like my and our
keyword_storage: >-
    $_keyword.storage
    storage.modifier
    variable.parameter
    variable.other.readwrite.global

# sub name (prototype) { }
sub_name:      entity.name.function
sub_prototype: storage.type.method

comment_line:  comment.line.number-sign
comment_block: comment.block                  # things like =pod, __END__
variable:      punctuation.definition.var     # $ @ % * variables outside strings
function:      support.function               # barewords. identifiers not already highlighted
method:        $function.method               # Foo->method, $foo->method
number:        punctuation.definition.number

string_variable: $keyword_storage             # $ and @ variables inside strings
string_escape:   constant.character.escape    # \ escapes inside strings

string_single:   string.quoted.single  # '', q, qw, s''', etc.
string_double:   string.quoted.double  # "", qq, s//this part is double/
string_backtick: string.interpolated   # ``, qx
string_unquoted: string.unquoted       # <<heredocs and format
string_glob:     $string_double        # readline and glob syntax (<FILE> and <foo/*.bar>)
string_version:  string.other.version  # vstrings (1.0.1 and v1.0)

string_regexp:          string.regexp     # m//, qr//, s/this part is regex//
string_regexp_modifier: keyword.operator  # m//modifiers, s///modifiers
# string_transliteration: string.other.transliteration  # TODO

# autoquoted strings like:
# string => "value"
# use string
# $foo{string}
# string->doit()
string_autoquoted: $_autoquoted.string
_autoquoted:       constant.language

# Foo::Bar in package Foo::Bar
string_package: >-
    entity.name.type.class
    $string_autoquoted

# LABEL: {} or last LABEL
label:      $_autoquoted.label
filehandle: $_autoquoted.filehandle  # close FILEHANDLE or accept SOCK, SOCK2

# string quotes (the // in qw//) or pairs (the () in qw())
string_quote_begin: punctuation.definition.string.begin
string_quote_end:   punctuation.definition.string.end
# disabled because they cause issues
string_pair_begin:
string_pair_end:

# these are here just so that you can disable them
_error:           invalid.illegal
_bad:             invalid.deprecated
invalid_number:   $_error.number
invalid_modifier: $_error             # regex modifiers
invalid_pod_tab:  $_bad               # tab characters within POD
invalid_else_if:  $_error.else_if