LSL LSP

A Visual Studio Code extension providing rich support for LSL (Linden Scripting Language):

• Language Server features: diagnostics, hover, completion, go to definition, symbols, and semantic tokens.
• Preprocessor awareness: #include, #if/#elif/#endif, macros (including __FILE__, varargs), and disabled ranges.
• Formatter: full document, range, and on-type formatting.
• Syntax highlighting aligned with the server’s understanding.

Features

• Contextual completions (state names, members like .x/.y/.z/.s, include paths)
• Macro navigation (including included macros)
• Semantic tokens (full and delta) for accurate coloring
• Robust diagnostics with suppression support
• Range and on-type formatting that respects disabled preprocessor blocks

Configuration

• lsl.definitionsPath: Custom path to definitions JSON/YAML (bundled defaults if empty)
• lsl.includePaths: Additional search paths for #include
• lsl.macros: Project-wide predefined macros for conditionals
• lsl.enableSemanticTokens: Toggle semantic tokens
• lsl.trace: LSP protocol trace level (off, messages, verbose)

Requirements

• VS Code ≥ 1.90.0
• Node.js ≥ 18 for the language server runtime

How it works

The client bundles a TypeScript language server. On activation, it starts the server, provides the workspace settings, and wires up LSP features.

Known limitations

• Preprocessing aims to be compatible with common LSL usage; report any edge cases.

Release Notes

See CHANGELOG.

License

MIT