I use Sublime Text 3 for a lot of my coding, and although it supports GDScript as a language, themes don't appear to support GDScript syntax for colouring. Does anyone else use Sublime for scripts, and is there a solution? Basically anything that isn't a keyword, number or string is rendered as plain text. Not even comments appear to work.

I use VSCode and it has a plugin that is a derivative of that one, it's great.

Thanks, I'm actually using that already to allow for the syntax highlighting inside Sublime, it's just that the themes don't seem to recognise the syntax. Comments for example don't match the colour they should be, though the themes work with other syntaxes. I might give Code a whirl for now until I can get to the bottom of the issue.

I'm actually liking VSCode a lot, especially the built-in linting. Package control is a tiny bit easier to use than Sublime too, might switch over to VSC completely now ;)

@PaulMurray said: I'm actually liking VSCode a lot, especially the built-in linting. Package control is a tiny bit easier to use than Sublime too, might switch over to VSC completely now ;)

Yeah it had some problems early on, but I personally love it. It's cross-platform, free, open source, has active devs on github, is supported by a major company(even if it is M$). And I think this might indirectly be the future of ms dev toolkits, but we'll see. I like how it's light and has everything I want/need via modules(extensions). I've used atom, brackets et al. But to me VSC is the best atm.

If you miss anything, check the github, maybe suggest a new feature. What a lot of us want atm is the possibility of opening more than one project/folder under the same window, there is an issue on it, but it still doesn't support that.

Best of luck, If this solves your issue mark one of the responses as an answer. ;)

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