AnyFX linting and syntax highlighting for Visual Studio Code

Adds linting and syntax highlighting for AnyFX files to Visual Studio Code.

Setup

Make sure you set the anyfx.anyfxCompilerPath setting to a valid compiler.

Settings

• anyfx.anyfxCompilerPath: The path to the anyfx compiler executable
• anyfx.anyfxCompilerArgs: Additional arguments for the anyfx compiler executable
• anyfx.additionalIncludes: Additional include directories when compiling and linting shaders
• anyfx.requireSaveToLint: By default, linting will occur with every text change. Enable this option to only lint when you save the file.
• anyfx.additionalFileExtensions: Additional file extensions which should be considered as AnyFX files.

Workspace properties

The linter will look for anyfx_properties.json in the .vscode folder in your workspace root.

Supported properties:

• includeDirs: [paths] - An array of include paths to pass to the compiler.

TODO

• Symbols support!

Thanks to:

• Duttenheim - https://github.com/duttenheim

• mjdave (vscode-shaderc) - https://github.com/mjdave/vscode-shaderc

  • Used as reference, inspiration and as starting point for this project. See attributions.txt.