VSCode Natural Language Client

Language Client implementation for Natural Language Server (natls).

To see features that currently work, have a look over at the natls documentation.

If you happen to use NatUnit, also have a look at vscode-natunit.

Versioning

Although this extension does have three numerics in its version number, it doesn't use semantic versioning.

The first two digits (e.g. 0.2) belong to the natls version it is bundled with. The last digit is used for any bugfix or enhancement that was done during the period of that natls version.

Additional features

Nesting level gutters

The editor will show a gutter line for the main body (orange) and subroutine bodies (teal) to indicate if a statement is within a subroutine or the main code.

This is helpful, because you can write statements in the main body of a module after defining subroutines.

This can be disabled with "natls.gutter.body": false.

The config natls.gutter.topLevelOnly (default true) configures if only the top level statements should have a gutter. To resemble the configuration of the screenshot, this has to be set to false.