I have created a .lang file to add syntax-highlighting for Fantom in Gedit. This file can be downloaded from here. You can see how it looks here.
It can be installed by copying the file to "/usr/share/gtksourceview-2.0/language-specs/" under Linux. I don't know the path for Windows or MacOSX. It should work with Gedit 3 but I haven't tried.
Here is a list of the language features that are highlighted:
single-line comments, doc-comments and multiline-comments (nested comments are supported as well)
strings, triple-quote strings, DSL
keywords and primitive types
basic literals (int, float, decimal, uri)
facets
There is no special highlighting for string interpolation or for more complex literals (duration, slots...).
It also considers that any word that begins with an uppercase letter is a type name (following the naming convention of Fantom). If this rule does not work for you, it can be disabled by removing the following line:
<context ref="uppercase-types"/>
andyTue 22 Nov 2011
@MoOm - you cool if we include this in distro (adm/tools) ?
MoOm Sun 20 Nov 2011
I have created a .lang file to add syntax-highlighting for Fantom in Gedit. This file can be downloaded from here. You can see how it looks here.
It can be installed by copying the file to "/usr/share/gtksourceview-2.0/language-specs/" under Linux. I don't know the path for Windows or MacOSX. It should work with Gedit 3 but I haven't tried.
Here is a list of the language features that are highlighted:
There is no special highlighting for string interpolation or for more complex literals (duration, slots...).
It also considers that any word that begins with an uppercase letter is a type name (following the naming convention of Fantom). If this rule does not work for you, it can be disabled by removing the following line:
andy Tue 22 Nov 2011
@MoOm - you cool if we include this in distro (adm/tools) ?
MoOm Wed 23 Nov 2011
Sure, no problem! :)