Hello All,
Long time no see and all that.
As a little day-project to learn more about VSCode extensions, I put together a syntax highlighting extension for showing BZW files in VSCode.
The github repository is here, you can either package it yourself or there are pre-packaged .vslx extensions in 'Releases'.
There's probably loads of bugs, but it seems to mostly work fine. I used the wiki docs, but I think there may be one or two things that have been added to BZW but are not extensively documented.
I didn't know if somebody had already done this, but hopefully it's useful to somebody.
BZW Syntax Highlighting for VSCode
- Spazzy McGee
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BZW Syntax Highlighting for VSCode
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- tainn
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Re: BZW Syntax Highlighting for VSCode
I want this, but for JetBrains IDEs. :^)
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Re: BZW Syntax Highlighting for VSCode
The VSCode syntax highlighting is basted on the Textmate standard, which it looks like JetBrains supports so you may be able to adapt it to suit you needs.
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