Lemon Parser Generator syntax highlighting for VSCode.
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Features ↑
-
Highlighting
- Basic highlighting
- Advanced syntax highlighting for Lemon
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Editing
- Completion and snippets
- Smart Bracket Matching
- Smart indent rules
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Navigation
- Regions Folding by markers:
// {{
and// }}
- Regions Folding by markers:
Getting Started ↑
You can install this extension through the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
Recommended Syntax Themes ↑
Although syntax highlighting should display well in most themes we recommend and test with the following:
- Atom One Dark
- Dark+ (default theme)
- Zephyr
- Monokai (bundled with VSCode)
- Oceanic Next
Installation ↑
Using VSCode Command Pallete ↑
Open the Command Pallete:
Then type "Install Extensions" and hit Enter. Finally find "Lemon for VSCode" and hit Enter.
Once the extension is installed, reload VSCode.
Packaged VSIX Extension ↑
Download the latest .vsix release file from the GitHub repository and install it from the command line:
code --install-extension language-lemon-*.*.*.vsix
or from within VS Code by launching Quick Open and running the Install from VSIX... command.
Once the extension is installed, reload VSCode.
GitHub Repository Clone ↑
Change to your .vscode/extensions
VSCode extensions directory.
Depending on your platform it is located in the following folders:
Clone extension repository as serghei-iakovlev.language-lemon
:
git clone https://github.com/sergeyklay/lemon-vscode.git serghei-iakovlev.language-lemon
Once the extension is cloned, reload VSCode.
Contributing ↑
The source for this extension is available on GitHub. If anyone feels that there is something missing or would like to suggest improvements please open a new issue or send a pull request. Instructions for running/debugging extensions locally here.
Discussion ↑
There is an #editorsupport
channel on the Phalcon Discord Server.
If you would like to discuss an idea or need help or have other feedback you can usually find me (@klay
) idling there.
License ↑
The "Lemon for VSCode" is open source software licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more.
Copyright © 2019 Serghei Iakovlev