This is the language grammar to get nice syntax highlighting for Notch's DCPU-16's assembler in Textmate and Sublime Text. It should work on Textmate although I haven't tested it myself.
For Sublime Text:
- Open the package folder --
Preferences->Browse Packages, or using the command menu for extra kudos). - Then copy to the folder User the file dasm.tmLanguage.
- Set the syntax highlight to DCPU-16 or restart sublime text to see the changes.
Remember that it only applies the highlight if the file extension is .dasm or .dasm16.
Here's how Notch's example code looks like in Monokai, Railscasts and Tomorrow Night themes with the language grammar.
The language grammar is only intended for simple highlight. Some tags may still need some tweaks to adjust colours, but after that monster regex for the labels I need to rest a bit. :p