StrictDoc Markup syntax highlighting using TextMate grammar in JSON format

This repository contains a TextMate grammar package that enables syntax highlighting for the StrictDoc markup language.

StrictDoc is:

Software for technical documentation and requirements management.

Demos

Visual Studio Code

PyCharm

Installing in Visual Studio Code (Visual Studio Marketplace)

The best way to get this extension up and running in Visual Studio Code is to install it directly from the Marketplace: StrictDoc Language Basics Extension.

Installing in Visual Studio Code (local installation)

It is also possible to install this extension manually by cloning this repository.

Clone this repository to a good place under your file system:

git clone git@github.com:strictdoc-project/strictdoc.tmLanguage.git

Copy the cloned folder as-is to your user's VS Code extensions folder:

cp -rv strictdoc.tmLanguage $HOME/.vscode/extensions/

This instruction has been tested to work correctly and is taken from: Create Custom Language in Visual Studio Code.

The syntax highlighting should become activated right away, but you may need to reload the editor / reopen the currently open tab with an .sdoc file.

Installing in PyCharm

Clone this repository to a good place under your file system:

git clone git@github.com:strictdoc-project/strictdoc.tmLanguage.git

Go to Preferences / Editor / TextMate Bundles.

Click "+". Find and specify the strictdoc.tmLanguage.git folder. The folder should appear in the list bundles. Note: the folder first appears at the bottom of the list but then goes up when you open the TextMate Bundles next time.

When the settings are saved via Apply or OK, the syntax of all open .sdoc files should become highlighted right away.