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What format does CoTEditor use for its syntax files? I wanted to add a new one and was looking for some docs or samples. Thanks |
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CotEditor currently uses an original format for syntax definition. You can edit (or add) them from CotEditor's Preferences > Format > Available Syntax Styles list.
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Thanks! |
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Where do the syntax files reside? |
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I just grabbed one of the files from here to use as a template |
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Hello, |
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@Berovowilare You can find bundled syntax definition files here: https://github.com/coteditor/CotEditor/tree/main/CotEditor/Resources/Syntaxes |
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CotEditor currently uses an original format for syntax definition. You can edit (or add) them from CotEditor's Preferences > Format > Available Syntax Styles list.
For documentation, see CotEditor's help.
In addition, since the syntax definition file is YAML format, you can make your definition using plain text editor by following the structure of the existing syntax definition files.