Basic syntax highlighting for Jevko in Visual Studio Code.
Basic syntax highlighting for Jevko that works in Visual Studio Code.
Includes experimental support for heredocs.
There is an unfixable bug where only the lines that contain an opening bracket [ in Jevko prefixes are properly highlighted.
Other lines look the same as suffixes.
Here is an illustration:
This is impossible to workaround, because TextMate grammars used by Visual Studio Code for basic highlighting are line-oriented, while Jevko is not.
However Visual Studio Code allows more advanced extensions for semantic highlighting which have no such limitations. Once such an extension for Jevko is published, this one will be deprecated.
Initial version. Most basic highlighting works as well as possible.
To start using this extension with Visual Studio Code copy the folder that contains this repository into the <user home>/.vscode/extensions folder and restart Code.
Files with the .jevko extension now should have syntax highlighting.