Install Odin language syntax highlighting support for use with the command line tool called bat created by @sharkdp

bat : A cat(1) clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration.

To provide an Odin language syntax highlighting support file, that works with bat.

Only the single file: Odin.sublime-syntax is required!

Download either by:

a) cloning this whole repo : git clone https://github.com/wiremoons/odin-syntax-for-bat.git or

b) just download the single syntax support file directly to your computer with a tool such as curl or wget : curl -OL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiremoons/odin-syntax-for-bat/main/Odin.sublime-syntax

Once you have a copy of the Odin.sublime-syntax file, use it with bat as follows:

To install bat use the distro package manager (ie sudo apt install bat) or download it from: bat. Once installed, to add Odin language support:

1. Save a copy of the Odin.sublime-syntax from this repo into the following directory: ~/.config/bat/syntaxes/
2. Run the following bat command: bat cache --build
3. Check Odin is now included in the list when running: bat --list-languages

Now when viewing an Odin language source code file, syntax highlighting should be supported.

To install bat the popular macOS package manager HomeBrew can be used (ie brew install bat) or download it from: bat. Once installed, to add Odin language support:

1. Save a copy of the Odin.sublime-syntax from this repo into the following directory: ~/.config/bat/syntaxes/
2. Run the following bat command: bat cache --build
3. Check Odin is now included in the list when running: bat --list-languages

Now when viewing an Odin language source code file, syntax highlighting should be supported.

To install bat on Windows, see the help here: bat. Once installed, to add Odin language support:

1. With bat.exe installed run the command: bat --config-dir. This location is the bat.exe config directory location.
2. Change to the bat.exe config directory (as above) and make a new directory called: syntaxes.
3. Save a copy of the Odin.sublime-syntax from this repo into the newly created syntaxes directory.
4. Run the following bat.exe command: bat.exe cache --build
5. Check Odin is now included in the list when running: bat --list-languages

Just for clarity - on my Windows 10 computer with a username of simon the full path of the required syntaxes directory is: C:\Users\simon\AppData\Roaming\bat\syntaxes\ and this is where the a copy of the Odin.sublime-syntax file from this repo should be saved. The username (ie simon) will be diffrent of course for your computer! Then run the command: bat cache --build to complete the process.

Now when viewing an Odin language source code file, syntax highlighting should be supported.

More complete instructions on using and adding a new syntax files with bat are included in the Bat Readme document.

The Odin.sublime-syntaxfile was created by @gingerBill and is made availble from his repo here: sublime-odin

As well as being kind enough to create this syntax highlighting file, @gingerBill then went on and made a whole language and complier to go with!! Be sure to visit the Odin GitHub repository and give it a ⭐️ and then learn more about Odin and "enjoy programming again".

The files are provided under the MIT open source license. A copy of the MIT license file is here.

The files in the repository are licensed under the MIT License that also respects the original licences used in @gingerBill's repo that when last checked is MIT as well.