Recognises colon as keyword
Haroenv opened this issue · 5 comments
theme: base16-eighties-dark
build: 3083
The colon should only mean a keyword wrapped in {{}} or {%%}.
Thx for bringing this up.
I commented on #51 as well, but I'm currently working on v3.0 of this package, and I'm planning on deprecating the syntax highlighting (mainly b/c there are much better packages out there to provide Markdown highlighting). If you'd like to submit a PR for this issue, please feel free!
I must say that I was mainly interested in the highlighting, what alternative highlighting package do you use? or do you just use language: html?
@Haroenv Sorry to disappoint. They aren't completely gone, however. I've moved them to an independent repo here - https://github.com/23maverick23/sublime-jekyll-syntaxes/ .
You should be able to just fork or download the repo and copy/paste the .tmLanguage files directly into your Packages/User directory and restart Sublime. If you want to try other packages, I believe Django uses a version of Liquid templating and the Djanerio package has an HTML syntax file you could try (https://github.com/squ1b3r/Djaneiro/tree/master/Syntaxes).
If I get around to it (or if you wanted to submit a PR), I'll look at improving the syntax files I originally built 2 years ago and try to release them on Package Control as another package.
That'd be cool, I also noticed that twig is kinda similar, so those syntax files could be a help too. I'll give this a look when I find time for it.
You can also try out https://github.com/siteleaf/liquid-syntax-mode . It hasn't been updated in a while, but it may be worth a look 😉