Yes, please :)

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This has become more important now that one of the applications I work on has switched entirely to using SLIM as the template engine.

+10 :)

+0.5 I appreciate the existing haml support

EDIT: +10 after I saw speed benchmarks!! Check em out at: https://github.com/stonean/slim (scroll down to benchmarks section)

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This should be easier than HAML to implement

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+1 (i need it)

The nice thing is that HAML is more strict on whitespace than SLIM. I just mark the files as HAML and my SLIM files are compliant, only SLIM doesn't support the %

Oleg - any idea on when we might see this added?

Most likely we'll try to add experimental highlighting support for 4.0.

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+1 i love slim :D

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How'd they make SLIM? Well, first they took HAML and then they made it MORE AWESOME.

True story.

When?

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It's a must have feature in next release RubyMine! Please!

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I've started work on the plugin. But since I do not use Slim in day-to-day development links to existing projects which use
it would be helpful for testing. Otherwise I will write my own (tiny) tests which (most likely) will not be very representative.
So, any links are welcome ;)

Ура :)
Ok, you can find some helpful information here: http://slim-lang.com/docs.html
and here: http://rdoc.info/github/stonean/slim/master/frames
of course on official page too: https://github.com/stonean/slim

The sidekiq gem uses slim for its web component. Simple and common use case I think.

I've marked my slim files as haml, because they're somewhat similar in syntax/highlighting – although they differ considerably it at least provides some syntax.. you may want to start with something similar to that?

yes HAML marks up probably 90% - 95% of the SLIM syntax nicely. It only misses some variable as being used.

I will 'donate' my view to this: git://gist.github.com/2399888.git

It is code for a private project, hopefully it does not make you cringe and is also complex enough.

I will reference HAML for this.

== are not marked as valid, example: selected_quote_ids variable is marked as not used
the obvious
html_tag =
doesn't have support because HAML expects the %

Those are probably the biggest issues, otherwise HAML markup is pretty good for SLIM.

Also the javascript: instead of :javascript
And since SLIM Is less strict about whitespace, the HAML highlighter marks invalid non 2 space indenting, which slim does accept, but I usually just stick to it to make it look nice anyway.

How is going?
Can we check beta version of slim support?

For now I have Slim's parsing, basic integration with Ruby and highlighting.
How it will be available in near future through EAP.

+1 I love slim