codehighlighter

I have got README file and I want Sublime to highlight only some pieces of code idented by some "tag", for example: Here is an example of usage # This should be highlighted ```ruby superhero = Superhero.new superhero.make_world_better ``` or with [code lang=ruby] or whatever Lazy answer ( for independent fast learners ) Install package control for sublime-text . Once you restarted sublime-text, see "Fast Answer". Fast answer ( for intermediate to advanced sublime-text users ) Ctrl + Shift + P and Package Control: Install Package , then install Knockdown . That's it , now you have a Set Syntax:

I'm getting a little bit crazy right now. My company switched from VS2008 to VS2012 and by now I couldn't find any option to enable code highlighting for structs. In VS2008 something like public Color Foreground {get;set;} the keyword Color would be highlighted because it's a well known and defined struct. In VS2012 the highlighting feature doesn't work for structs anymore. Does anyone else also noticed? Has anyone a solution? I went through all the Color Options and tried everything but I can't get the good old struct highlighting color back. It works fine for me, in VS2012: What you're

The reason for using an IDE is the comprehensive facilities it provides. Therefore, I assume there is a Javascript editor for Eclipse that provides basic outliner-based IDE facilities such as: Outliner with Object Literal support (which apparently is rare) Intelligent Code Completion using Outliner data Intelligent Code Highlighting using Outliner data, not just similar words Inter-file scoping ( @include "otherfile.js" ) However, for Javascript , these features seem scattered across multiple editors: Amateras Javascript Editor + Inter-file scoping (uses external files automatically from