CoffeeScript version

[Benibur]

hello,

I forked your project in order to adapt it to a CoffeeScript syntax.
You can see this in this branch : https://github.com/Benibur/sublime-node-mocha/tree/feature/mocha-snippets-in-coffee

1/ Do you think it would be possible to have both syntax in the same plugin ?
If yes I could help to maintain the coffeescript part.

2/ Do you know if two syntax can be set to an opened file in ST ?
it could be usefull to have both mocha and javascript enabled so that both plugins could suggest snippets.

Benjamin

[lennart]

1. It may be possible though I'm not sure whether one would need it. People who use both syntaxes can easily install the coffee version through package control (though I haven't submitted it to their repo I guess)
2. I include javascript syntax in the language definition, although it seems to be overriden by certain matchings. I need to look into that. Feel free to check as well…

[Benibur]

1/ i agree, very few people would need it, but it would be easier to maintain 1 plugin instead of 2 : both would be nearly identical.

2/ "I include javascript syntax in the language definition" : it seems not to work for me : were is this done ? in Mocha.JSON-tmLanguage ?

I am not aware of sublime package definition, do you have recommandations to jump into this ?

[lennart]

1. I'm not sure to minimize the duplication of snippet code to be written. One would need to update both snippets (coffee & js) if something in mocha changes. Same goes for the language specs. Apart from two separate repos I can't see any benefit of putting both into one plugin
2. I think I read other language specs for details (not sure which one sported the include syntax). Otherwise I read these docs:
   • Snippets
   • Syntax Definition