DMOD Dependencies Language Support

This extension provides syntax highlighting for DMOD Dependencies (.dmd) files.

Features

• Syntax highlighting for .dmd files
• Comment support (#)
• Highlighting for:
  • Module entries with optional versions (module@version)
  • Version range constraints (module@>=1.0, module@<=2.0, module@>=1.0<=2.0)
  • Configuration file paths (module config/path.ini)
  • Custom destination names (module config/path.ini custom_name.ini)
  • Include directives ($include)
  • Source directives ($from)

Installation

From Source

1. Copy this directory to your VS Code extensions folder:

   • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions
   • macOS/Linux: ~/.vscode/extensions

2. Restart VS Code

From VSIX (if packaged)

code --install-extension dmod-dependencies-1.0.0.vsix

Usage

The extension will automatically activate when you open a .dmd file.

Example

# This is a comment

# Simple module without version
dmffs
make_dmffs

# Module with specific version
driver@1.0

# Module with version range constraints
spi@>=1.0         # Version 1.0 or newer
uart@<=2.0        # Version 2.0 or older
i2c@>=1.0<=2.0    # Version between 1.0 and 2.0

# Module with configuration file
dmclk board/stm32f746g-disco.ini
uart@1.2.3 configs/uart_115200.ini

# Module with configuration and custom destination name
gpio configs/gpio_default.cfg custom_gpio.cfg

# Include another dependencies file
$include http://repo.com/other.dmd

# Change the manifest source
$from https://repo.com/manifest.dmm

# Modules after this will use the new manifest
can@>=1.5

Language Support

• Comments: Lines starting with # are treated as comments
• Module entries: Module names with optional @version suffix
• Version ranges: Support for version constraints with operators:
  • @>=1.0 - Greater than or equal to 1.0
  • @<=2.0 - Less than or equal to 2.0
  • @>1.0 - Greater than 1.0
  • @<2.0 - Less than 2.0
  • @>=1.0<=2.0 - Combined range (1.0 to 2.0)
• Configuration paths: Module entries can include configuration file paths
  • Format: module[@version] config_path [custom_dest_name]
  • Example: dmclk@1.0 board/stm32f746g-disco.ini
  • Example with custom name: gpio config/default.cfg my_gpio.cfg
• Include directive: $include <url> to include other .dmd files
• From directive: $from <manifest_url> to change the manifest source

Related

• DMOD Manifest Language Support - Syntax highlighting for .dmm manifest files
• DMOD Repository - Dynamic Modules library

License

MIT License - See repository root for details