[HowTo] Enable Cod-Support on ST

[serthy]

Sears!

Today I will show you how you enable the syntax highlighting for CoDScript & CoDMenu's on Sublime Text!
First of all, you really should checkout Sublime Text (3). Its an ultra fast (opens up in no-tme, searches the complete Doom3+Quake3 source code for 1 keyword in 5 secs ~> thousands of files, quadrillions of codelines!), really good looking (see yourself..) and powerful texteditor (multiple line edit, goto definition etc). And its free without any restrictions!

Download ST3: http://www.sublimetext.com/3

Okay, goto https://github.com/Ingramz/CoDScript-Sublime-Package and download the zipfile.
Open up ST and click on the top-tabs on [Preferences]->[Browse packages...]

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Now an folder called Packages should open
Insert There the extracted *.zip file (CoDScript folder)

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To set the current syntax highlighting click on the bottom-right corner and select CoDScript

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to open all *.gsc files with CoDScript syntax highlighting, click again on the bottom right and select "Open all with current extension as..." -> CoDScript

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I've done something similar quick and dirty for CoDMenu, download here:


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install the same way!

preview:

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(its not perfect, but it looks TIIIMES better than play white text :)

[Tally]

Wow! That looks like a good code editor. I will have to check it out.

Thanks!

[kung foo man]

Looks nice, but Notepad++ ftw

[serthy]

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- added more commands
- removed case sensitivity
- added different color for menuDef/itemDef

i tried n++, but returned to WinXP notepad again (i really need some fast scrolling)
and some months ago i discovered ST for me
i dont wanna miss its speed, stye, code-minimap and the multiple line cursors ^^

[serthy]

***UPDATED***

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readme.txt

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		CoDScript & CoDMenu support for Sublime Text

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				Serthy
				xfire: serthy
				mail: serthy@ymail.com
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	Installation:

		1. 	Download Sublime Text:
				http://www.sublimetext.com/
		2. 	Install Sublime Text
		3. 	Open Sublime Text
			then goto 'Preferences'-tab in the top bar
			and select 'Browse packages...'
		4.	Extract the CoDMenu & CoDScript folder
			in the popped up folder
		5.	Restart Sublime Text
		6.	Open a *.menu or *.gsc file
		7.	Choose in the bottom right corner the
			CoDMenu or CoDScript language
		8.	Again hit the in the bottom right corner and select
			'Open all with current extension as..' to
			set the default language for the corresponding files

	You can also use Indrek 'Ingram' Ardel CoDScript package, i just edited 
	the including one to my needs. All rights and credits goes to him.
	You can find his work on GitHub:
		https://github.com/Ingramz/CoDScript-Sublime-Package


	Changelog:
		08-20-2013: first attempt
		09-07-2013: improved CoDMenu package:
				- added almost every CoD2-*.menu identifier
				- added menudef.h and menudefinitions.h defines