This is my pretty dumb solution for .gtkrc syntax highlighting in Sublime Text.
This is my first syntax definition file, and it is horrible. Really. Just look at its source. You will see. It may not even work / look good with other color themes, since my primary intention was to create a great looking syntax highlight for the theme I use, as quickly as possible.
So if it doesn't work well with your colors, feel free to tweak it to your liking.
Can highlight special keywords, comments, string constants, numeric constants, color variable references, hexadecimal color definitions and "array" usages.
(This language is a mess by the way.)
Just throw the gtkrc.tmLanguage in your Packages/User folder.
To edit the syntax definition, you have to install the AAAPackageDev package, which can turn YAML syntax definitions into XML ones processed by Sublime Text. With it, you can easily "build" the XML by opening the YAML file and pressing F7.
Feel free to suggest changes, fork, modify, anything. I would appreciate your help.
(These questions have not been asked even once, I just wanted to write some more, hehe)
I was editing / fine-tuning a GTK2 theme and I got tired of not having a syntax definition for these kind of files, so I quickly made one sufficient enough for my usage.
Eighties Dark from the Base16 family. Tried and used many others, but I just can't switch away from this theme.
MIT.