vle-extension.lsp with BracketHighlighter Key Bindings and Commands In my own definition it looks like in this image. Dependent on User settings, it can highlight contents in various styles, including underlining, outlining, solid and more. You can simply browse the library and find your own collection of useful Packages, however here is one Must have Package for every LISPer - BracketHighlighter for bracket matching. Sublime Text supports plenty of Packages and Themes provided by the Community and their installation using Package Control is quite easy. So, there is still a big field for improvements. And DCL syntax is not supported yet because I do not use DCLs in my lispworks.
Note, single line and inline/multiline comments are supported in the case if comment symbols will be added manually, but commenting of multiline selection using Sublime’s shortcut Ctrl+ / - group of triple semicolon will be added as a comment mark before every line. It’s still not perfect but syntax looks like in a picture below for now. Finally I simplified it and rewrote in YAML, format which is used in Sublime Text 3. Naturally, it was not dedicated to the LISP for CAD and required for modifications. I started from the “lisp” syntax definition which was builtin to Sublime Text. Anyway, I would like to share with my findings to the Community. And of course, everything said herein is in my own opinion only and may not work for others in the best way. Finally I have made my choice on Sublime Text 3 - the text editor which fully fits into my needs and works in my manner what I like. Sure, probably every text editor can handle this basic functionality and for this reason I evaluated lots of them.
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After downloading of any new text editor for evaluation, I was checking three items of functionality only and those items were syntax highlighting, brackets matching and double-click selection, including brackets, for code loading. I was using VLIDE for years, but since I started to test my code for BricsCAD, it became not so comfortable, and last year I decided to find the right text editor for my needs. LISP coding is one of my fields of interests in this case. Every beginning of the year, it is a time for me when I’m trying to optimize my workflows.
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