Hello, world!This is my first VS Code extension from the ground up! It's my sandbox, not really meant for public consumption :) It follows the guide at Visual Studio Code - Your First Extension. I'll try to leave extensive comments for reference to those writing their first VS Code extension :) feel free to open an issue if you have any questions about first time extension development! TestsTest-driven development is a major priority of this project. All code will be thoroughly tested before being committed. All tests run using the standard Unit tests focus on miscellaneous functionality of the app. They're written following the official Testing Extensions guide. Grammar tests focus on the tokenization via the TextMate grammar detailed in Syntax Highlight Guide Engineering qualityAnother main goal is to create a project that's very easy to maintain.
Pre-commit hooksPre-commit hooks are setup using To test that pre-commit hooks have been set up correctly, introduce compilation, lint, or formatting issues to a file. Save the file without fixing these issues. Then stage it and try to commit. The relevant check should fail, the commit should be aborted, and the filesystem should not be changed. Syntax HighlightingSyntax Highlighting support follows the official Syntax Highlight Guide. This extension...
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Next stepsI want to improve AutoHotkey Plus Plus. Right now, I'm focusing on syntax- and semantic-highlighting. The Semantic Token Provider mentioned in the Tokenization section of the Syntax Highlight Guide looks like a promising way to provide detailed tokens as well. Resources:
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