I don't believe we have anything like that - specific to Gremlin itself i mean. Typically, we fall back to the native language for highlighting. So, if you write gremlin in java you would use Java highlighting, if you wrote your Gremlin in C# then you would get c# highlighting, and so on. Do you feel like there's a nicer highlighting format that should be considered?
As an aside, related to formatting Gremlin, we do have this Style Guide: http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/recipes/#style-guide On Mon, Jun 4, 2018 at 5:09 PM Luis Bosquez Gonzalez <lb...@microsoft.com.invalid> wrote: > Hello Gremlin community, > > I am a program manager at Microsoft working on Cosmos DB's Gremlin API > implementation. We're currently looking at using a syntax > colorizer/highlighter for our Gremlin docs, but I couldn't find any > guidance or examples on how to go on about it. > > Are there any existing rules/guidelines to follow? If not, I can write > something up and send it out for review here. The idea is to implement the > rules in highlight.js and contribute them. > > Thanks, > Luis >
