Sublime Text 3 lsl syntax

Syntax highlighting and code completion for Sublime Text 3 (with Open Sim Support)

Installation

Using Sublime Package Control

Step 1: Install Package Control

Package Control is an essential Sublime Text plugin and can be found at: https://sublime.wbond.net/installation

Please follow the installation instructions on the page.

Step 2: Add this GitHub Repository to Package Control

The sublime3-lsl-syntax plugin is not, by default, available in Package Control, so we need to add it.

Open up Package Control in Sublime Text by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P(windows) or ⌘+Shift+P(mac) and scroll down to the option Package Control: Add Repository

When you click on the Add Repository option, a textbox will open at the bottom of the Sublime Text window. Enter the name of this repository without the .git extension: https://github.com/To-mos/sublime3-lsl-syntax

Press enter.

Step 3: Install sublime3-lsl-syntax via Package Control

Now we've added sublime3-lsl-syntax to our list of available packages, but we haven't installed it yet.

Re-open Package Control by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P(windows) or ⌘+Shift+P(mac) and scrolling down to Package Control: Install Package.

Search for the package sublime3-lsl-syntax and double click on it.

That's it, sublime3-lsl-syntax is installed and ready to go.

Using Git

You can locate your Sublime Text Packages directory. When inside the Packages directory type:

git clone https://github.com/To-mos/sublime3-lsl-syntax sublime3-lsl-syntax

Restart Sublime Text and the package is installed.

This plugin is built from scratch inspired by the older sublime text 1 version originally forked from JKolya. Most Open Sim functions and Events have been added to this version. Auto complete has not yet been added so I apologize for this.