I write/edit a lot of YAML syntax files, and syntax highlighting really helps determine where I have syntax errors in a YAML file.
Look into the --home or --user or --prefix switches for setup.py. These control where files get installed to. From your build log though I'm not sure that's the problem. It looks like it's failing to find yaml.h. YAML, which stands for Yet Another Markup Language, or YAML Ain’t Markup Language (depending who you ask) is a human-readable text-based format for specifying configuration-type information. For example, in this article, we’ll pick apart the YAML definitions for creating first a Pod, and then a Deployment. PyYAML build fails with Mac OS X 10.10 with python3.5: PyYAML 3.11 build fails.
Recently I've added two contributors who are not too familiar with computer programming, so it's important they have syntax highlighting to figure out where the errors are. I know Vim and TextMate support it but do other sites support YAML syntax highlighting as well?
studiohack♦1 Answer
Java Yaml
In addition to Vim and TextMate...
The following have Yaml modes.
- Emacs has a yaml-mode
- Notepad++
- UltraEdit
- Sublimetext
There are probably more, but these are the ones I know support YAML off the top of my head.