Scam Syntax Highlighting

Basic syntax highlighting for the scam programming language, developed by Dr. John C. Lusth.

Features

Scam simple example

Basic syntax highlighting.

None

In order to change the theming of the syntax highlighting, change the following values in your theme:

Booleans:
- constant.language.boolean.true.scm
- constant.language.boolean.false.scm
- constant.language.boolean.null.scm
Comments:
- comment.block.scm
- comment.line.scm
Language Constants:
- constant.language.scm (scamArgs)
Functions:
- storage.type.function.scm (for the opening define for functions)
- entity.name.function.scm (for the actual function name)
- keyword.other.lambda.scm (for the lambda definition)
Keywords:
- keyword.other.scm (for all non-control [if, else, etc.] keywords)
- keyword.control.scm (for all control [if, else, etc.] keywords)
Numbers
- constant.numeric.scm
Operators
- keyword.operator.arithmetic.scm (+, -, *, /, %, ^)
- storage.type (for operators dealing with converting types such as int and real)
Enclosing Parenthesis
- punctuation.paren.opens.scm
- punctuation.paren.close.scm
Strings
- string.quoted.double.scm
- constant.character.escape.scm (for escaped characters such as \n)
Symbols (accessors)
- support.type.property-name
Variables
- storage.type.variable.scm (for the opening define for variables)
- variable.name.scm (for the actual variable name)

Function names will only be recognized when placed immediately beside a (.
Unmatched operators placed right next to each other will show up as separate operators.

Change log for this extension:

Initial release of scam-highlight