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I need to convert a .sublime-syntax definition to a .tmGrammar.json definition to use in VSCode. If this is possible then I would like to use it in an embedded Monaco Editor. The definition I'm trying to convert is for the Charcoal ASCII sketching language. This is the definition.

I tried searching around for a tool that could do this, but all I could find was this Sublime Text feature, that does the opposite. (I also don't have Sublime Text).

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  • I have not found any tools that convert `.sublime-syntax` to anything else, including VSCode grammars. I've never come across the `.tmGrammar.json` format - from what I know of VSCode, it uses `.tmLanguage.json`. – MattDMo Aug 27 '23 at 19:28

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