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Hi,
I just had to create my own Variant of a
.sublime-syntax
for the SPARQL language and thought: Maybe I can submit it here so it helps other people in the future.Disclaimer: I don't know shit about the sublime-syntax Format, I just used https://github.com/stardog-union/stardog-vsc/blob/0ce931c26529fdaf5c6dd58d91e589bbd6944a1d/stardog-rdf-grammars/syntaxes/sparql.tmLanguage.json (thus the comment because I'm not sure if the licensing applies in this case) merged a bunch of files together after doing some research how includes work, and then used a converter to get the sublime-syntax file out of it.
As I see it, it seems to work rather well even though I'm pretty sure it is not completely compliant with the official https://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#rQueryUnit grammar specification.
If there are any issues with this file, feel free to nudge me in the right direction.