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Text Highlighting support for more than 80 source code languages

John Ryan 5 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 5 years ago 3

Web page indicates "With support for more than 80 source code and markup languages" - but I can't see how to get the Mac version to use anything but HTML. I can see options to configure TextTastic - but no documentation on how to.

Question:  How can I configure TextTastic to highlight SQL.  Code completion would be great, but basic text highlighting would be great.

Follow up on the previous question.  I've found: https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages/tree/master/SQL but the difficulty is really the user-guide - there isn't one for mac.  (Aside from Emmet https://docs.emmet.io) and one page on how to configure new languages. 


While you don't need to explain how to do "search and replace" - a quick note / demo on how to install syntax highlighting would be helpful.  Thanks!

Duh!!  After much playing around, including downloading the github sublime-syntax and tmPreferences files, I FINALLY found the toggle on the page. Looks like there's a superb manual on iOS - but nothing yet on Mac.  

Screenshot below for the "hard of thinking" like me.... and you get a pop-up list of 80+ syntax highlighters!

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I'm glad that you found out how to select a different syntax definition. Sorry that it wasn't more obvious.