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Hello and first of all thanks for this wonderful highlighter for blade.

But I have a small issue where {{ $var }} is not highlighted the way it should.
Although it is highlighted but not in PHP style but just in raw text style which is not so handy.

You can see an example at the screen shot.

Thanks in advance,

Juje007

This package does not show up on Package Control lately or is it just me? ST keeps prompting me it can't be found!

Could you please update the ReadMe to be clearer that the HTML_5_ package is incompatible with laravel-blade.

It does say HTML, but it was only when I moused over it that I noticed it was the HTML5 package.

Otherwise, great package, thanks for contributing!

It appears that laravel-blade is no longer available on Package Control - Sublime Text 2.

Is it just me?

Please take a look at

The syntax in the src part is not highlighted. Makes it easy to miss stuff :) Can you guys please take a look at it? Cheers

If I place HTML comments inside Blade comments, I lose syntax highlighting.

{{--
<!-- Some HTML Comment -->
@include('something')
--}}

Thanks for this plugin. However, it only works for .blade, but as soon as I change to .blade.php, it didn't work.

Any solutions?

Sublime text 2 installation using package control causes the package folder to be called "Laravel Blade Highlighter" instead of "laravel-blade"

Which causes sublime text 2 to trigger an error every time its launched.

The new raw html {!! !!} tags are not being highlighted. I'm using version v.1.1.3 and Sublime Text 3.

Edit: Noticed the actual commit was a revert, so I guess this is a feature request now.

Noticed that while using the new array syntax that the highlighter breaks if you use parentheses.

Maybe it should be also highlighted IMHO

This particularly bad piece of code causes a parsing issue.

Notice "SeriesForm" and "ProgramForm" not being colored.

http://screencloud.net/v/iNRy

@if($user->profile_answer_array('prefer_to_meet_at'))
@endif

Package Control says that laravel-blade is only available for Sublime 2, therefore it's not showing up on the package manager in Sublime 3!!

Currently supports multi-line comments, needs to support single line:

{{- Comment

and

{{- Comment -}}

I'm on Windows 7 64-bit with ST2. I've installed Laravel Blade Highlighter using Package Control but it doesn't work at all. I don't have the HTML5 package installed. The color scheme is Monokai. All other html/php highlighting appears normal.

Any ideas?

Sorry - it's woken up! The problem was that I had files already open in ST2 and they didn't update. As soon as I closed and re-opened them, I was cooking.

While using sublime with vanilla PHP language definition, typing div#wrap and hitting tab expands it into <div id=wrap></div>; however, with PHP Blade, this behavior is broken and div#wrap expands into the closest matching PHP function.

See: http://forums.laravel.io/viewtopic.php?id=5517

Hey guys,
Thanks for the plugin! I think a couple of days ago my Sublime Text updated itself (that doesn't happen a lot! ;) ) and since then Laravel Blade has been unusable. What can I do?
Thanks,
Mark

I have this issue using TextMate 2.0 beta 6

In fact I always had this issue : file.blade.php are not recongized as blade until you select the Blade syntax. Then textmate remembers your choice for this only file and use Blade everytime you open the file, but the extension detection does not work for a reason I can't figure out.

Am I alone ? Did I miss something ?

It would be great to have syntax coloration in html attributes. What do you think ?

Syntax highlighting does not seem to pick up the opening {{ inside an HTML tag

Line 2 is the correct formatting
Line 3 shows the same code inside a tag which is unstyled

The correct behaviour would be to style the code inside the HTML tags

Hi Medalink,

thanks for your Blade Highlighting Plugin.
I've encountered, that highlighting for forelse is missing.

Only small changes need to be made. For the case you are too busy, feel free to paste this fixes for laravel-blade.tmLanguage:
Line 114: <string>\s{1}|^)@\b(if|elseif|foreach|for|forelse|while|extends|unless|each|yield|lang|choice|section|include)\b(?=(|\s*|)()</string>
Line 195: <string>\s{1}|^)@\b(endif|endforeach|endfor|endforelse|endwhile|else|empty|endunless|show|stop|endsection|parent|overwrite)\b</string>

Not sure whether this is a bug or feature, but I think it looks way better in the first screenshot. FWIW my theme is Mac Classic.tmTheme.

v1.1.3:

v1.1.4:

Only the first line of multiline Blade comments will format properly.

Thanks for taking the time to create this awesome package, by the way!

When ever a space or tab is present before an @ symbol, the space or tab gets rendered as a PHP code area and is indicated so by its color.

Here's a screenshot of what I mean:

The color should start at the @ symbol.

Can you include instructions on how to make blade.php files automatically identified in Sublime Text 2?

As you can see from the following capture, blade syntax highlighting doesn't seem to take effect inside an HTML element declaration.

I've tried to highlight the "<%" and "%>" as an addition to the regular syntax "{{ }}", but it didn't work out for me. what would I need to add to the tmLanguage file to make it work?

The PHP code is highlighted when it is into the "mustaches" of blade except when this mustaches are inside quotation marks. This case is very frequent when you want to define dynamic data (for a JS function, for example) or class in HTML markup.

In the exemple below, GitHub Highlighting do the same :

<button id="delete-user" data-user="{{ $user->id }}">
    Delete {{ $user->name }}
<button>

Is there a solution to improve this ?

Offending Code:

<li class="{{ URI::is('blog*') ? 'active' : '' }}">

Would be lovely to see support added for collapsing @Sections.

is there any way to enable laravel syntax highlight between {{ }}??

http://d.pr/i/yuFT

Heading explains it all :)

This obviously doesn't happen on single line.

I've updated some of the blade syntax for Laravel 4. If you'll add another branch for Laravel 4 I'll be happy to create a pull request to it :)

simple test:

it needs to be highlighted prior to treatment of it as a text

For some odd reason whenever i put

    <style>
    @section('styles')
    @show
    </style>

it breaks everything after it

it looks like this happens whenever the blade is inside the style tag

Syntax highlight not working on Linux Mint if filename use *.blade.php
if use *.blade it Syntax highlight works but autocomplete didn't

Here are images of the errors I'm getting after updating the package today.

http://d.pr/f/nV0p

<a href="{{ URL::to_action('intake@program_selection') }}">

In this scenario the {{}} and contents are highlighted as if they are within the HTML anchor href quotes.

Most packages allow CMD+/ to comment out the current selection line-by-line (with // in PHP, for example), or OPT+CMD+/ to comment it out in a block (e.g. /* ... */).

It would be great for your package to do this as well!

When I made a comment
{{-- --}}
It doesn't appear correctly

        <div class="control-group">
            {{ Form::submit('Login', array('class' => 'btn btn-primary')) }}&nbsp;&nbsp;{{ HTML::link('forgotpassword', "Can't remember your password?") }}
        </div>

something begins at array( and ends at {{ HTML::

Notice how the tab before the @ are highlighted, and the behaviour of the following...

The issue is probably with the regexes that go like this (\s{1}|^)\@\b(if|else|...)\b(?=(|\s*|)\()

But I cannot figure out how to make that first whitespace non-capturing.

Hi Guys

I've started getting the following error opening Sublime:

Error loading syntax file "Packages/Laravel-Blade/Blade.tmLanguage": Error parsing plist xml: Failed to open file In file "Packages/Laravel-Blade/Blade.tmLanguage"

I tried deleting the package to reinstall it but still getting the message. Any ideas?

I discovered a bug in the Laravel theme.
When an '@' is used in an Blade Template, the colours are not doing fine.
I guess it is expecting an @if, @foreach etc.

See the screenshot

In the last update from "jasonlewis/basset" they added in the Blade view helpers @Stylesheets('xxx') and @javascripts('xxx'). Can you add these to the syntax highlighting?

Is there a way to revert "blade style comments" that were introduced in v1.5.2 or a way to use v1.5.1 without manually installing your package?