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Sublime Text ships with syntax highlighting for C#. However, C# script has a slightly different syntax. For instance is it allowed to write code not belonging to a explicit class or method. This will prevent Sublime Text from correctly highlighting the code (see screenshot).
I think it would make sense to use the official Sublime Text C# language definitions as a starting-point, and extend these to with new syntax rules. Preferably with as few changes as possible.
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Sublime Text ships with syntax highlighting for C#. However, C# script has a slightly different syntax. For instance is it allowed to write code not belonging to a explicit class or method. This will prevent Sublime Text from correctly highlighting the code (see screenshot).
I think it would make sense to use the official Sublime Text C# language definitions as a starting-point, and extend these to with new syntax rules. Preferably with as few changes as possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: