GreyScript formatting, highlighting, and other cool features for Grey Hack.
Report bugs here.
Greyscript's syntax highlighting (should) automatically activate if you edit a .gs or .src file, but to enable it manually, use CTRL+K, CTRL+M and select Greyscript.
To use commands, press CTRL+SHIFT+P to view the command bar, and enter Greyscript:.
Greyscript has a Goto Error command, which should be able to take the error line given from a program, and translate it to the actual line. Grey Hack has (or had?) a known bug where the line given would sometimes be off by an amount, due to certain circumstances.
Greyscript also has a Minify command, which should able to minify the current file.
If you decide that you do not like some of the awesome features provided by the extension, you may disable certain aspects in the settings menu of Visual Studio Code.
Greyscript supports some of the JsDoc documentation features! The following attributes are supported: @description, @param, @return, @author, @example, @deprecated, @readonly, with more planned. You may use them like the following:
// Concatinate or add three strings or numbers.
// @description (Why is this a function again?)
// @param a {String|Number} String or number 1
// @param b {String|Number} String or number 2
// @param c {String|Number} String or number 3
// @return {String|Number} The concatination of a, b, and c
// @author WyattL
// @example foo("Hello", " ", "There!") // Hello There!
// @example foo(1,2,5)
foo = function(a,b,c)
return a+b+c
end function