Add Eco syntax highlighting #148
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Is this something that has been adopted as part of CoffeeScript proper or would it be better as it's own bundle? |
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Fair point. It's arguably the most popular templating syntax for CS (at least that's what GitHub stars suggest), but no, it's not an official part of it. |
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I couldn't find any TM bundle with support for @sstephenson's wonderful Eco, so I hacked together my own (based on ERB)
It's far from perfect (for one thing, the highlighting screws up a bit when in an HTML attribute), but it's much better than nothing.
It looks like this:
Any Eco fans out there who could help make it better? :)