Convert syntax to sublime-syntax instead of tmLanguage.#7
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Sounds great (ty for the contribution). What does backwards compatibility look like? |
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I can understand if you don't want to drop ST2 support -- I would argue that it's worth it though:
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Apologies for the delay on this @schneidmaster. Can you do me one favor and update the base Get that changed and we'll get this merged. Thanks for all of the help 👍 |
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No problem, thanks for reviewing. I added a note to the README and rebased back down to one commit again. Let me know if you'd like any changes. |
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Thanks for merging. You may also wish to send a PR to package control to indicate that the package now only supports ST3 (change |
What: Converts
.tmLanguagesyntax file into the new.sublime-syntaxformat. No other changes in this PR; should match up exactly.Why:
.sublime-syntaxis newer and allows for richer syntax highlighting and better performanceTesting: Check out branch, copy
syntax/CJSX.sublime-syntaxto your Sublime Text packages folder, open a CJSX file in Sublime, and use the command palette to select the new syntax.