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Using PDPy11 with Sublime

Build system

  1. Copy PDPy11.sublime-build file to sublime package directory. To open this directory, press Preferences -> Browse packages and then go to User directory.
  2. In PDPy11.sublime-build file, change <path_to_pdpy11> to the correct path, like: ~/Documents/pdpy11. Make sure the directory is named pdpy11, not PDPy11 or PDPy11-master. If you're using Windows, don't forget to escape backslashes like C:\\Users\\Ivanq\\Documents\\pdpy11 or use forward slashes like C:/Users/Ivanq/Documents/pdpy11.
  3. Then, in case you're using MacOS or Linux, or any other *nix system, make pdpy11/sublime/subl.sh executable by issuing chmod +x path/to/pdpy11/sublime/subl.sh.
  4. Optionally, you can enable BK2010 emulator support by uncommenting a few lines in either pdpy11/sublime/subl.sh (MacOS and *nix) or pdpy11/sublime/subl.bat (Windows) and replacing /path/to/bk2010 or C:\path\to\bk2010 with the correct path.
  5. You're now ready to go. Open some .mac file and press Ctrl + B, or Ctrl + Shift + B in case you have several build systems for .mac files.

Syntax highlighting

  1. Copy PDPy11.sublime-syntax and PDPy11.sublime-color-scheme files to sublime package directory. To open this directory, press Preferences -> Browse packages and then go to User directory.
  2. Open any .mac file and choose User -> PDPy11 in the language list (at the bottom right of the editor). Then open Preferences -> Color Scheme... and choose PDPy11.