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Sun Language

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Syntax highlighting, diagnostics, formatting, hover type information, go-to-definition, find references, rename symbol and Test Explorer for Sun
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Sun Language for VS Code

Editor support for the Sun programming language: a compiled language with Rust-style borrow checking and an LLVM backend.

Features

  • Syntax highlighting for .sun source files, backed by semantic tokens from the Sun lexer, plus file icons for .sun and .moon bundles.
  • Diagnostics from the Sun compiler as you type: parse errors, type errors and borrow-checker errors.
  • Hover to see the type of a variable, field, function or method.
  • Go to definition, including into library sources: symbols from a .moon bundle open the original .sun file when it is on disk.
  • Find references to every use of a symbol across the files of a manifest. Referencing an interface member also lists the class members implementing it, and the other way around.
  • Rename symbol across the files of a manifest. An interface member is renamed together with the class members implementing it. Symbols declared in a library cannot be renamed.
  • Formatting via "Format Document" and format-on-save.
  • Cross-file analysis: files listed in a manifest block are analyzed together with their entrypoint. Manifests are discovered automatically, or set explicitly with sun.entrypoints.

Requirements

The extension talks to the Sun language server, sun-lsp, which ships with the Sun compiler. By default it is looked up on your PATH; set sun.lsp_path to point at it if it lives elsewhere (for example a local build at build/sun-lsp).

Settings

Setting Description
sun.lsp_path Path to the sun-lsp executable. Defaults to sun-lsp on PATH. Relative paths resolve against the workspace folder.
sun.compiler_path Path to the sun compiler, used by the Test Explorer to run tests. Defaults to sun on PATH; the binary next to sun-lsp is tried as a fallback.
sun.sun_configs sun-config.json files whose entrypoints lists describe the project. Defaults to the workspace root's. Test discovery and entrypoint resolution use them; when they declare entrypoints, manifest scanning is skipped.
sun.sun_path Extra directories added to SUN_PATH for module resolution. Defaults to the workspace folder.
sun.entrypoints Entrypoint files containing a manifest block. When set, replaces automatic manifest discovery.
sun.path_variables Path variables for manifest entries, e.g. {"LIBS": "libs"} for libraries: ["$LIBS/mathlib.moon"]. Equivalent to the compiler's --path-var flag; relative values resolve against the entrypoint's directory.

A folder can also hold a sun-config.json defining sunPath and pathVariables for the entrypoints in and below it. Both the compiler and the language server merge every config from the entrypoint's folder upward (nearest definitions win; "root": true stops the search), and the merged definitions override the settings above.

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