title: Put the knife down and take a green herb, dude. |
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Friday, June 07, 2013 | |
We almost get an answer here: Sublime Forum • View topic - New to Sublime - A few questions, but the first step is a little over-simplified. 1. Look in the asp folder for .tmLanguage files. There will be a fileTypes key. Add aspx as a value. That folder with tmLanguage files is, on Windows 7, likely somewhere like here: C:\Users\Your.Username\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\ASP Then the file you want to edit is HTML-ASP.tmLanguage. <array> <string>asp</string> <string>aspx</string> </array> Add that second entry, close and reopen your aspx file, and poof, aspx is happy. Hope I didn't post that earlier, b/c that would mean I was too stupid to look it back up on my own blog. But I probably have. Labels: noteToSelf, sublime text posted by ruffin at 6/07/2013 10:27:00 AM |
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