The Netbeans IDE supports SASS preprocessor, however the .scss extension only. I want to add syntax highlight and syntax validation for .sass extension. Where I should start from?
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How do I enabled syntax highlighting for Jasmine/Protractor/UIveri5 code in VSCode Windows?
No syntax highlighting
With Syntax Highlighting
Install these two vscode plugins:
JavaScript and TypeScript IntelliSense
Jasmine code snippets.
Double check your file extension (should be .js) and the language mode in the lower right of the editor (should be JavaScript)
I just upgraded to Eclipse 2020-09 (4.17.0) from Eclipse Luna. After installing, I installed Eclipse Web Developer Tools 3.19 from the Marketplace, then restarted Eclipse. When I open a .js file, there is no syntax highlighting. It was fine out of the box with Luna, so is there anything extra that I need to configure in 2020-09? File associations for *.js shows this:
It seems JavaScript files (*.js) have been associated with the plain text editor instead of the Generic Text Editor by mistake (please make sure it has been reported to Eclipse).
Right-click the file and choose Open With > Generic Text Editor.
Or better, associate all *.js files with the Generic Text Editor by right-click a *.js file, choose Open With > Other..., select the Generic Text Editor in the list and tick the Use it for all '.js' files* checkbox at the bottom (as shown in my video here).
Yes, you need to install the Wild Web Developer feature so that it provides that functionality through the Generic Text Editor.
I would like to view preprocessed output files in Eclipse with C/C++ syntax highlighting.
So, I configured Eclipse to treat my .pp files like .c files : eclipse - how to treat file extension as C-file.
But my problem now is when I do Open Declaration on a symbol, Eclipse includes the .pp files in the search that I told it were C/C++ files which I do NOT want.
How do I tell Eclipse to apply C/C++ syntax highlighting to files .pp but to NOT treat them as actual C/C++ files?
You need to keep the file type association for semantic highlighting and other C/C++ editor features to work.
However, you can exclude the file from consideration for navigation actions like Open Declaration, by checking "Exclude resource from build" in the file's Properties | C/C++ Build.
Is there a way to auto detect extension on sublime when it sees jsx on files?
If it sees no jsx then it reverts to default? Currently, I am using babel-sublime
for highlighting syntax on jsx.
Open jsx file,
View -> Syntax -> Open All with Current Extension As -> Babel
Do the same for, say, .js files or .jsx files depending on your project setup, select JavaScript instead of Babel
Does anyone know of a plugin or method to add syntax highlighting to .sass files in Netbeans 7.x?
This plugin I've found http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/34929/scss-support adds syntax highlighting for .scss, but I need some solution for .sass files.
Thanks
Native support for SASS and LESS has recently been added to the Netbeans codebase - until the next major version (probably 7.4?) is released, you can get it using the current "development version".
Found this plugin which does what I need:
http://code.google.com/p/postcomment/downloads/detail?name=org-netbeans-modules-haml.nbm&can=2.
One drawback is that it doesn't allow to customize the syntax colors, but I found a way to do that by editing the following plugin file (you have to unzip the .nbm and .jar files to do that, and then rearchive them using zip without any compression):
org-netbeans-modules-haml.nbm/netbeans/modules/org-netbeans-modules-haml.jar/org/netbeans/modules/haml/sass.nbs
Hope this helps someone else as well