How to edit styles in Sublime 2
 

I really like this editor, shame i get used to notepad++ way too much.

Yeah, Sublime is a sexy beast. Just wish there was Lua-WoW support for it, but definitely not a deal breaker.

Or if you could edit the styles like in Notepad++ that would be good too.

Define "styles". Sublime has a textfile configuration, so I'm betting it has what you're wanting.

Nah, not that kind of style. Lua-WoW's a modified Lua language with syntax highlighting for WoW and Ace functions and global variables. Supports a lot of editors, just not Sublime atm (which uses textmate language files).

For "styles" i mean editable just like in notapad++, like if you want "function, end, else, if, elseif" or pretty much any syntax, with a different color or font or size, you can fully edit it.

I found built in color schemes in Sublime too, but you can't really edit them, unless you want to mess around in their encrypted xml files for hours. But i'm like using the program since like 1 hour, so i couldn't really reveal all of it's functions.

SublimeText's styling files are not encrypted, they are located under %APPDATA%\Sublime Text 2\ under windows and can be edited with any text editor.

Aw, awsum. I can create custom schemes, tho not as easy as in notepad++.

(I split this discussion off of the sticky thread. Please reserve that thread for actual links and resources.)

There's a textmate bundle for wow lua over here: http://www.wowace.com/addons/wow-textmate/. You can use textmate bundles in sublime text 2 by dropping the bundle in the packages folder.

Interesting enough, there's also a bundle for the toc format:

1. In sublime text 2, open up package control with ⌘-⇧-p or ctrl-shift- p on windows.
2. Type "Ins" to search for "Package Control: Install Package" and hit enter.
3. Search for "wow", the first item in the list should be the one.