Django Template Language syntax highlighting mode for SubEthaEdit and Panic Coda
The Django Template Language mode extends SubEthaEdit and Panic Coda's built in HTML syntax highlighting and autocomplete prompts to the Django Template Language providing distinct syntax highlighting for the various elements of the language making it easier and quicker to develop Django templates in these text editors. Because Coda is based on SubEthaEdit the syntax mode works equally well in both products.
In addition to being hosted on GitHub the template is available from the SubEthaEdit User Contributed Modes Page. There is a light-on-dark .seestyle theme variation available as part of the Specials Board package.
Preview
Provides
- Syntax highlighting and autocomplete prompts for all the default Django template tags as well as the logical statements: and, as, by, not, and or
- Syntax highlighting for Django template variables:
{{ foo }} - Syntax highlighting for variable and template tag filters, both default and custom:
|foo - Syntax highlighting for filter arguments:
:"foo"and:dd - Syntax highlighting for single and double quoted strings, context variables, and single line comments
- HTML, inline CSS, and inline Javascript syntax highlighting and autocomplete prompts from the HTML mode
Updates
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Installation
View the Readme file for installation instructions.
Django Template <abbr title="Language">Lang.</abbr> Mode is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0 License
©2009-2010 Joseph Bergantine. All rights reserved.


