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https://github.com/petykowski/appian-sail-for-sublime-text

Appian SAIL Syntax and Color Scheme for Sublime Text
https://github.com/petykowski/appian-sail-for-sublime-text

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Appian SAIL Syntax and Color Scheme for Sublime Text

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# Appian SAIL for Sublime Text

![expression_editor_color_scheme](docs/img/expression_editor_color_scheme.png)

![expression_editor_color_scheme](docs/img/expression_editor_color_scheme_dark.png)

The Appian SAIL for Sublime Text package provides Appian SAIL syntax support for Sublime Text 3 and provides a Appian Expression Editor inspired color scheme. The syntax supports all Appian Functions (through 19.1) to provide code highlighting - perfect for code reviews or when writing SAIL without an internet connection.

## Features

* Syntax support for Appian SAIL code in Sublime Text 3
* Light and Dark Color Schemes for Sublime Text 3 that matches the Appian Expression Editor
* Easily identify deprecated Appian functions via color scheme highlighting
* Support for Appian 19.1

## Installation

1. Download the [lastest release](https://github.com/spetykowski/Appian-SAIL-for-Sublime-Text/releases/latest) of Appian SAIL for Sublime Text and unzip.
2. Navigate the to the _Packages_ directory of Sublime Text 3 by selecting the menu bar, then `Preferences -> Browse Packages...`
3. After the Finder window opens (Explorer window for Windows users), copy the unzipped folder to this location.

## Activation

1. After installation, quit and reopen Sublime Text.
2. The syntax is available by selecting _Appian SAIL_ from the syntax picker near the bottom right corner, or by opening a file with the following extensions: `.sail`, `.appian`.
3. Activate the color scheme by navigating to the menu bar then `Preferences -> Color Scheme...` and then search for _Appian Expression Editor_.