CSON | JavaScript library for handling CSON data | JSON Processing library

I am having trouble changing the autocomplete for

in Atom. I want to change the autocomplete from

For my snippets.cson I have:

Every time I open my Atom editor on my Windows 10 PC I get the following errors. How do I eliminate these errors?

How do I run a Julia file from the script editor pane in JuliaPro (on Windows 10)?

The keymap.cson file was blank when I opened it via File > Keymap... in JuliaPro. I added

I'm looking to alter Atom.io preset HTML/CSS snippets, rather than creating new ones. Specifially looking to change tab

Ive tried using the .source in snippets.cson but had no luck

I want: link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/master.css"

to be: link rel="stylesheet" href=""

i have many other uses for this but this is one example

I'm trying to syntax-highlight code snippets on my library website. I've tried Highlight.js and Prism, but neither of them tokenize the code correctly (it's Ruby), so in the end the code is not syntax-highlighted properly. This is because they both implement their own tokenization regexes, which is an approach that's bound to have flaws.

I've then discovered that GitHub, Atom and VSCode all use TextMate grammars for their tokenization. This to me sounds like the right approach, to have language grammars maintained in a single place, so that other tools can then reuse them instead of each defining their own.

My question is: how to tokenize a code string using a TextMate grammar in Node? My goal is to have something like:

I'm having difficulties to add custom command in Atom editor. Tried to search here, but I think it worked on previous version but not in the latest version (1.34). Since there is no sample in the documentation. Please help my case:

Basically, I want to trigger "core:select-all" and "join-plus:join-csv-single-quote" in 1 key. So in order to achieve that, I saw that I can use dispatch command.

Some other article that I found:

How do I write a custom command in Atom?

How to run a command when atom starts

https://blog.atom.io/2018/10/09/automate-repetitive-tasks-with-composed-commands.html

I tried to implement things based on my findings, but none of them are working. Did I do correctly ?

PS: I tried step by step, so i found it is not even working on first step (core:select-all)

My init.coffee

I'm trying to create a key binding that behaves differently based on the file type. Ideally what id like to do is the following:

If the file type is .md then run the command markdown-preview-plus:toggle else run the command script:run

I know it's something along the lines of:

file init.coffee :

I am trying to support Clojure's ignore text form, #_, (a sort of comment) in VS Code, which uses tmLanguage for its grammar definitions. Since it is common to disable a block of code using #_, I want the disabled block of code to retain its syntax highlighting and just italicize it, indicating its status.

But my lack of skills using tmLanguage seems to stop me. This is one of the failing attempts (a snippet of the cson):

I'm trying to get autocomplete suggestions from my Atom code editor. When I'm trying doc I expecting document and when I typing document.que I'm expecting Atom would show me .querySelector(). And it's doesn't happening. I've installed these packages to resolve the issue:

• atom-ternjs

After that I still doesn't get autocomplete for doc or document. My -tern.project file looks like this: