Sublime Text syntax definition

[AndydeCleyre]

Hi, and thanks! I'm just starting to use and like prr.

Using Sublime Text, I wanted better syntax highlighting for the .prr files.

I just threw the existing vim syntax definition at Claude and got the following prr.sublime-syntax definition,
which seems to work nicely. I haven't tested it with many features of prr yet.

Maybe it will help someone else searching for the same.

I would have put this under Discussions if they were enabled.

prr.sublime-syntax

%YAML 1.2
---
# Language: prr
# Credits: Bram Moolenaar <Bram@vim.org>,
#          Łukasz Niemier <lukasz@niemier.pl>
#          Daniel Xu <dxu@dxuuu.xyz>

name: prr
file_extensions:
  - prr
scope: source.prr

contexts:
  main:
    # match + but not +++
    - match: '^> \+(?!\+\+).*'
      scope: markup.inserted.prr

    # match - but not ---
    - match: '^> -(?!--).*'
      scope: markup.deleted.prr

    # diff header
    - match: '^> diff --git .*'
      scope: meta.header.prr

    # index line
    - match: '^> index \w*\.\.\w*( \w*)?'
      scope: comment.line.prr

    # chunk header
    - match: '^> @@ .* @@'
      scope: entity.name.function.prr

    # prr tags
    - match: '^@.*'
      scope: meta.tag.prr
      push: prr_tag

  prr_tag:
    - match: '@prr'
      scope: keyword.other.prr
      push: prr_result

    - match: '$'
      pop: true

    - match: '.'
      scope: meta.tag.prr

  prr_result:
    - match: '\b(approve|reject|comment)\b'
      scope: string.unquoted.prr

    - match: '$'
      pop: true

    - match: '.'
      scope: meta.tag.prr

Screenshot:

[danobi]

Cool! If you're inclined, I'd merge a PR for this as long as the accompanying docs mention an AI generated disclaimer. Disclaimer is only to warn that it might not completely work.

[AndydeCleyre]

Thanks! I'll try this out for a bit more first, and try to get the experimental descriptions handled as markdown, then open a PR (if nobody beats me to it, which is cool too).

Would it merit its own Sublime Text folder, like vim has, or how would you want it placed in the file tree?

[danobi]

Let's create a top level plugins/ directory and then move the vim/ directory into it. Sublime can get its own plugins/sublime/ directory.