ruby-slim.tmbundle
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A Textmate / Sublime Text bundle for Slim
When using Tailwind CSS classnames that contain `:`, `[]`, and `/`, like below, are not highlighted as classnames:
I'm trying to download this plugin with package control but it's not listed (i'm using Sublime Text 3).
Getting the following error while sublime text opens and tries to load the syntax highlighting plugin support: ``` Error loading syntax file "Packages/Ruby Slim/Syntaxes/Ruby Slim.tmLanguage": Error in regex: target of...
This used to work well in previous versions of sublime (or the plugin), but now markdown blocks break the syntax highlighting. 
```slim div.rooms-title( data-controller="chat-rooms" data-chat-rooms-group-id=@chat_room.group.id ) ``` But it's looking like this in my ST3 (I'm using [the latest commit](https://github.com/slim-template/ruby-slim.tmbundle/commit/05c369169c444f11f7605d342d529c6fe8797d34))
Hi! Thanks for maintaining this bundle! If text block starts on the tag definition line, all 1st words on next lines are highlighted as tags:  Can this be fixed?
Attributes wrapper ref: http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/slim/frames#Attributes When #{ } is used after second line inside an attributes wrapper, the string followed after # is considered as a comment I noticed this error...
The Sublime Text toggle comment feature (turn line into comment) does not work when the cursor is on Ruby code. The line is then commented out with a `#` character,...
Can these features be activated? Otherwise, their addition would be greatly appreciated!
Please take a look at https://github.com/CIRANDAS/noosfero-ecosol/blob/master/plugins/delivery/views/delivery_plugin/admin_method/_edit.html.slim Only elements are being highlighted. Reported on https://github.com/github/linguist/issues/2467