jbrooksuk / Sublime-Blade

Improved Laravel 5 Blade syntax highlighting for Sublime Text 3

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[REQ ]Custom blade directive

jpmurray opened this issue · comments

Looking at your latest commit (and given that I used my first custom blade directive this weekend!), I wonder if it could be a good idea to have it included? Probably using a wildcard @* and @end*... I know it's possible, but is there any counter indication you'd see against that?

I don't like it because it's not actual Blade syntax. What we could do is highlight them in a different colour, to show they're non-Blade.

The problem I have with the current blade syntax package is that if I use custom blade directive, it just breaks the color scheme of the rest of the file starting at the custom directive. I guess the idea here would be to have something that knows it's valid, yet not official, so it can just colorize correctly the whole file.

Different colors would do then! ;-)

It's doable, but I'll have a play, unless you fancy having a go?

I've never dabbled in ST's stuff, but why not, I'll give it a shot by following your own code ;-)

Hey, wanted to give you an update. I did try, without any real solutions yet. It's also for me a kind of crash course on Regexes too, so I'm still on it part time! ;-)

Np rush!