"Now you see it, now you don't." <H. Shadowspawn in Myth Directions>
This repository contains code, style and markup examples, for checking syntax highlighters colouring in different editors.
In my opinion, syntax highlighting for any programming language should look the same for the same code elements. Therefore, while working on version 1.4 of my colour scheme/highlighting for the Sublime Text editor, I realized that it displays code in various languages differently, even if the source code is structurally very similar.
As my knowledge of programming languages is limited, I published my work so far but I would like to support more languages, so there's more to come.
- created the repository and added the first set of files
If you want to translate one of the codes into another language improvement, please follow this steps:
- Fork the Code example repository, if you haven't already.
- Create a new branch from the master (if you use git-flow, please do a
git flow hotfix start/finishorgit flow feature start/finish) - Make your changes.
- Commit your changes.
- Push your branch to your fork.
- Go to your fork on GitHub and make a pull request. Please give as much information in the description as possible.
A very big thanks goes to @DirtyHairy🙇 and my other colleagues at @mayflower for being so kind to validate my code so far. 😎. A special thanks and ❤️ goes out to @ahaberberger for correcting this readme.
Always have fun:sunny: in what you're doing and "DON'T PANIC"…:rocket:
Enjoy!