Django support and related themes

[ekolguy]

Hey guys,

I was looking for Django support (both in .py and .html files) for Sublime and having found none, took one from Textmate repo, added file extensions and here we go. Also, I modified some popular themes for better template look. Hope this will be my first contribution to community. See below:

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/3879/djangosublime.png
http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/1958 ... blime2.png

To enable Django support (no snippets for now), unzip attached folders and drop them into your Packages directory and restart Sublime. Don't forget to select Python/Django or Html (Django) for your files. Also, any automatic way to associate these content types with html and py files is really appreciated.

Hope you find it useful.

Metin

[ilya]

This is very handy! Thank you for Django support and railscasts.tmTheme

[ilya]

Strange colors in railscasts.tmTheme in string 23, 372 and 383.

It looks like this: <string>#00000010</string>

What is it for? And why it works?

[ilya]

Oh, it seems that it is RGBA. I did not know that the color themes can use an alpha channel. That's cool!

[ekolguy]

Yes, RGBA is the new and better way to define colors with transparency. Really useful.

[tmarshall]

What color scheme are you using in the screenshots you posted? When I install the Django support, all of my Django Template tags/filters have the same color no matter which theme I try.

How can I get it to highlight the tag names and arguments separately the way it is in your screenshots.

[ekolguy]

tmarshall,

Did you install themes I posted above? If so, make sure you select/assign the correct syntax for py and html files, that is Python Django and Html (Django) respectively. Should work without problems.

[tmarshall]

ekolguy,

Sorry for the long delay. Yes, I used the files you posted, and it wasn't working right.

Since 1.3 came out, it works perfectly though... not sure what was wrong.

Anyway, thanks for the great highlighting and themes!

[ilya]

Maybe someone can help, how to do correct syntax highlighting for Django template tags in the CSS files (css templates)? I use Django templates to dynamically create CSS as well as for HTML.