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The syntax highlighting that is provided by this Cake extension is actually preventing it from being able to light up the intellisense that is offered by Omnisharp. This is due to the fact that Omnisharp works with C# files, rather than Cake Files.
What I mean by this is, with this extension in play, Cake files are identified at Cake Script files:
When we need them to be identified as C# files:
As you can see from these screenshots though. With the default syntax highlighting offered with VSCode for C# files, I don't actually think that there is any further need for custom syntax highlighting.
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* release/0.9.0: (35 commits)
(GH-58) Added Debug Configuration for Mono
(doc) Updated command information
Updated command names.
Added support for installing Cake.Bakery.
(GH-35) Added information to readme
(GH-42) Minor tweaks
Adds debug command as option to guided install. Initial refactoring for opening gen'd file in workspace.
(GH-52) Removed syntax highlighting
(maint) Switch to released version of Cake.VsCode
(GH-50) Switch to prerelease version of Cake.VsCode
(GH-50) Removed usage of solutioninfo.cs
(GH-50) Switch language so that mono is installed
(GH-50) Made build.sh executable
(GH-50) Added build.sh file
(GH-50) Added Travis Yml File
(maint) Switch to https
(maint) Whitespace changes
(maint) Renamed functions for consistency
(maint) Removed explicit use strict from files
(maint) whitespace changes
...
The syntax highlighting that is provided by this Cake extension is actually preventing it from being able to light up the intellisense that is offered by Omnisharp. This is due to the fact that Omnisharp works with C# files, rather than Cake Files.
What I mean by this is, with this extension in play, Cake files are identified at Cake Script files:
When we need them to be identified as C# files:
As you can see from these screenshots though. With the default syntax highlighting offered with VSCode for C# files, I don't actually think that there is any further need for custom syntax highlighting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: