#1 grammar - .mdp Grammar for TextMate
#2 Introduction
The .mdp grammar is a set of rules for defining the syntax and formatting of .mdp files in TextMate. The grammar includes rules for highlighting keywords, functions, and other elements of the .mdp syntax.
#2 Syntax
The .mdp grammar includes syntax for the following elements:
- Headings: Headings are defined using the "#" symbol, followed by a number and the heading text. For example, "#1 Heading" or "#2 Subheading".
- Paragraphs: Paragraphs are defined by a blank line preceding the paragraph text.
- Lists: Lists can be either bulleted or numbered, and are defined using the "bullet" or "number" keywords, followed by the list items. For example, "bullet List item 1" or "number 1. List item 1".
- Code blocks: Code blocks are defined using three backticks (```) preceding and following the code block.
- Tables: Tables are defined using the "|" symbol to separate columns and the "-" symbol to define the header row. For example:
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Row 1 | Cell 2 | Cell 3 |
| Row 2 | Cell 5 | Cell 6 |
#2 Formatting
The .mdp grammar also includes rules for formatting elements such as bold, italic, and strikethrough text. These are defined using the following symbols:
- Bold: bold text
- Italic: italic text
- Strikethrough:
strikethrough text
#2 Tips
- To enable syntax highlighting for .mdp files in TextMate, make sure the .mdp grammar is selected in the bottom right corner of the TextMate window.
- Use the syntax and formatting rules defined in the .mdp grammar to ensure that your .mdp files are properly highlighted and formatted in TextMate.
#2 Resources
- TextMate documentation: https://manual.textmate.org/
- .mdp file format