Editor support

fdf.tmLanguage.json is the canonical grammar. The VS Code package includes it directly and package.py converts it to plist for Sublime Text, TextMate and JetBrains.

Asset	Use
`fdf-<version>.vsix`	VS Code
`fdf.sublime-package`	Sublime Text
`fdf.tmbundle.zip`	JetBrains IDEs and TextMate
`fdf.tmLanguage.json`	Tools that load TextMate JSON directly

VS Code reads language-configuration.json directly. package.py converts its comment and indentation rules into .tmPreferences for the plist packages. JetBrains documents syntax highlighting only, so its handling of those preferences is untested.

Installing

Editor	Install
VS Code	Run `code --install-extension fdf-<version>.vsix`
Sublime Text	Open `Preferences > Browse Packages`, move up to the data directory and copy `fdf.sublime-package` into its `Installed Packages` directory
JetBrains	Open `Settings > Editor > TextMate Bundles` and add the unpacked `fdf.tmbundle` directory
TextMate	Unzip the asset and double click `fdf.tmbundle`

Status

The grammar is best effort and may disagree with the parser. Use fdf-validate to check files.

Building the packages

python3 editors/package.py --version 0.2.0 --out dist
(cd editors && npx --yes @vscode/vsce@3.9.2 package --out ../dist/fdf-0.2.0.vsix)
python3 editors/verify.py dist 0.2.0

package.json carries the version and the release workflow refuses to publish when it disagrees with the release version.

fdf Language

SideQuestLabs

Editor support

Installing

Status

Building the packages