[TxMt] small bundle question, was: problem: php syntax bundle

[Andreas Wahlin]

> Actually there is a solution for languages. You can define your  
> additions in a new bundle, then include the original. As an example  
> my Perl language definition loos like this (deleting most of my  
> additions for brevity):
>
> {    scopeName = 'source.perl.gerd';
>     firstLineMatch = '^#!.*\bperl\b';
>     fileTypes = ( 'pl', 'pm', 'pod' );
>     foldingStartMarker = '(/\*|(\{|\[|\()\s*$)';
>     foldingStopMarker = '(\*/|^\s*(\}|\]|\)))';
>     patterns = (
>         {    name = 'entity.name.class';
>              match = '^\s*package\s+.*$\n?';
>         },
>         {    include = 'source.perl'; },
>     );
> }

Ah, that's pretty smart. This does only apply to language though  
right? Macros, snippets etc are each "unique", so adding my own  
snippets will still allow me to catch up on official ones ... as long  
as I don't change the official ones of course ..
It's not entirely ideal though to have to go through the process  
above, on the other hand, if one edits the language, one knows what  
one does.

Andreas