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Scopes

Scope has 162 methods useful for creating syntax highlighting for the .tmTheme file.

Before you can use the scope method, you need to import it the following way

    # Best way (You get access to all methods)
    # and you don't have to import 162 methods one by one
    from sublimescheme.scopes import *  

    #or simply
    from sublimescheme.scope import scope

    # or even 
    import sublimescheme    #but then you have to use it this way
    sublimescheme.scopes.scopes

You can then use it by calling the method like the below example

    scopes()

This will print a result similar to this:

```python

    all scopes
    Scope Name: scope
    =================
    Actionscript: source.actionscript
    Active4D: source.active4d
    Active4D_Html: text.html.strict.active4d
    Active4D_Ini: text.active4d-ini
    Active4D_Library: source.active4d.library
    Ada: source.ada

    .... etc ......

If you already know the language you want to use but needs it syntax highlighing scope then all you need do is call the name e.g.

    cpp()

will give a result similar to this:

    C++ 
    ===
    Scope name: source.c++

    C++
    entity.name.function.c
    keyword.control.c++
    keyword.operator.c++
    keyword.operator.cast.c++
    meta.function.constructor.c++
    meta.function.destructor.c++
    meta.function.destructor.prototype.c++

    ..... etc ......

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