Language Grammar for LaTeX log files - TextMate

10 Apr 2006


      Hey folks,
I just hacked together a quick language grammar for LaTeX log files  
to better see where things are odd ;)
Dan
PS: I am not really sure if the naming below makes sense from the  
naming convention's viewpoint, but it does the job of generating markup.
{	scopeName = 'source.log.error.latex';
    fileTypes = ( 'log' );
    foldingStartMarker = '/**|(\s*$';
    foldingStopMarker = '**/|^\s*)';
    patterns = (
    	{	name = 'invalid.deprecated';
    		match = '.*Warning:';
    	},
    	{	name = 'invalid.illegal';
    		match = '.*Error';
    	},
    	{	name = 'entity.name.function';
    		match = '.*.sty';
    	},
    	{	name = 'entity.name.class';
    		match = '.*.cls';
    	},
    	{	name = 'entity.name.tag.configuration';
    		match = '.*.cfg';
    	},
    	{	name = 'entity.name.tag.definition';
    		match = '.*.def';
    	},
    	{	name = 'comment.documentation';
    		match = '.*Info.*';
    	},
    	{	name = 'meta.log.latex.fixme';
    		match = '.*FiXme:';
    	},
    	{	name = 'meta.log.latex.hyphenation';
    		begin = '(Overfull|Underfull)';
    		end = '([]\n)';
    		captures = { 1 = { name = 'keyword.control.hyphenation.latex'; }; };
    		patterns = (
    			{	name = 'variable.parameter.hyphenation.latex2';
    				match = '[0-9]+--[0-9]+';
    			}
    		);
    	},
    	{	name = 'meta.log.latex.filename';
    		begin = '(<)';
    		end = '(>)';
    		captures =
    		{	1 = { name = 'string'; };
    			2 = { name = 'storage'; };
    			3 = { name = 'string'; };
    		};
    		patterns = (
    			{	name = 'support.function.with-arg.latex';
    				match = '(.*/.*.pdf)';
    				captures = { 1 = { name = 'entity.name'; };};
    			}
    		);
    	},
    );
}