A GNU Emacs major mode for GTK+ Blueprint files.

NOTE: This major mode is in its early stages. The syntax highlighting is done (albeit rudimentary in this author's opinion), and there are probably many things that this mode could be extended to do. I'm also not that good at elisp, so I welcome all the assistance I can get. - Dr. Bluefall

With straight.el:

(straight-use-package
    '(blueprint-mode :type git
                     :host github
                     :repo "DrBluefall/blueprint-mode"))

If you use LSP Mode, I recommend making sure to load the LSP integration with (require 'lsp-blueprint).

If you want to work on blueprint-mode, I advise that you clone 2 additional repositories:

• blueprint-compiler
• and blueprint-regression-tests

The latter has blueprint files from projects in the wild, which could prove useful for testing any features you intend to implement in blueprint-mode.

Speaking of testing, I suggest you test any changes you make to blueprint-mode under emacs -Q. For lsp-blueprint specificially, there is a setup-test.el file in the repository that you can use to install lsp-mode automatically from MELPA Stable.

TL;DR: emacs -Q -l blueprint-mode.el [-l setup-test.el -l lsp-blueprint.el]

Copyright (C) 2022 Alexander Bisono.

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