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Hello,
is this repository still maintained?
Seems to be quiet for a while now, but here goes.

There seems to be an issue with the syntax highlighting for VB.NET in the GitHub site file editor.
Say I have a .vb file in a repository and in that file there is the following line:
Public Shared Functions As New cFunctions.
The syntax will highlight the 'Function' part of both words (blue), whereas the letters c, and s will be interpreted as regular strings (black).
Looks like it doesn't interpret plurals, and blindly looks for a regex match, not really sure if this is possible to fix with the current setup.

Edit:
Tested it in Atom 1.19.3 right now to confirm.
The issue doesn't appear when using this syntax highlighting package:
https://github.com/Gorea235/language-vb/blob/master/grammars/vb.net.cson#L101
Pinging @Gorea235 to maybe help resolve the issue aswell.

Regards,
Leo

the #otherKeywords pattern was renamed to #modifierKeywords, but the function + property definitions still refer to #otherKeywords

I cloned the repo into ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/VBDotNetSyntax and restarted ST2. It wasn't discovered in the list of languages. No .cache files were made like in the other language folders.

I am using Mac OS X 10.9. What am I doing wrong?

Remarks (REM) do not get the same syntax highlighting as an ordinary single-quote comment. I tried adding another rule inside "vbdotnet.JSON-tmLanguage" with the following:

"singleLineComment": {
    "name": "comment.line.singlequote.vbnet",
    "match": "'.*$",
    "comment": "single quote comment"
},
"remComment": {
    "name": "comment.line.rem.vbnet",
    "match": "?i:rem.*$",
    "comment": "rem comment"
},

but this did not work.

Any thoughts or possible fixes?

Language does not show in the syntax list; opened the console, got this error:

error parsing lexer: Packages/vbdotnet.tmLanguage: Error parsing plist xml: expected = in file Packages/vbdotnet.tmLanguage on line: 33

I'm using Sublime Text 3 Build 3059

Thanks for all the work you've put into this.

This should be available as a package installable through Package Manager.

I got here from the Sublime Text forums - not ideal.