rmcdermo/sublimefds

Sublime Text syntax highlighting for FDS input files

SublimeFDS

Sublime Text syntax highlighting for FDS input files

Here is an example using the "Monokai" Color Scheme:

This syntax is based on the Sublime Fortran Namelist syntax. The main differences are that namelist groups and parameters must be valid FDS inputs to be highlighted and there is better treatment of comments.

Pull requests welcome!

To install:

1. In sublime, go to Preferences -> Browse Packages. This will open the file explorer to the directory where packages are located.

2. Clone the repo into this directory.

3. With an FDS file open in Sublime, navigate to View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as... and select FDS.

sublimefds's Issues

Sublime doesn't recognises evac and some material setting

I need to check this up. In one of your commits after mine, there is an problem of recognising the evac namelist and some of material setting. I will check and send a PR for you to check it.

Fully test material layers

@sbenkorichi

When you have time, can you have a look at MATL line inputs to make sure the array syntax highlights as you expect? I don't use this often so I am not sure it is right.

Commenting doesn't work

Randy,
When I select single/couple of lines and comment them, it doesn't work. How do you get over this?
If it's not added as a function, then we should see a way how to fix it.

Add new &COMB namelist

If you haven't started on it locally.
I will get it done.

Testing Zapier and Leankit

Testing the integration of the project management software Leankit.

Test Zap 2

Looks like I have GitHub and Zapier talking. Now testing a new issue request.

Script: Auto update SublimeFDS namelist

I've started working on this script. Once I complete it, I will send PR.

Update Namelist

Randy,
Can you please upload the namelist of the sublime syntax when you have the time.

Highlighting for LOSS arrays in HVAC

LOSS(1,2)=1 on the &HVAC line is not correctly highlighted.

Appears to be caused by the comma between the two numbers in the parentheses.