GLua support for VSCode

Garry's Mod coding
#1

Features:

  • Auto complete (Thanks JohnnyCrazy for the wiki scrapper)
  • Syntax highlighting (Thanks Falco for allowing me to be lazy)
  • Some useful shortcuts, just type “a-” and it will list them
  • Automatically works with all lua files you open, you can still switch back to normal lua in the language switcher though

**Install it: **
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=aStonedPenguin.glua

**Github (Contribute, request stuff I probably won’t do, tell me I ruined your life and it’s broken here): **

https://fi1.es/lsJlS

#2

this isnt as shit as the other thing i was using

ty for making my coding experience slightly less shit

#3

Awesome. I’ve dumped Sublime Text and the thought of trying to use Atom again for Visual Studio Code. It’s a really really good product and is getting substantial monthly updates. The VSC and WSL teams at Microsoft are really turning out some good products.

#4

This seems to disable creating matching brackets and parenthesis whenever they are created.

Not sure if this was intentional?

#5

This might be slightly off topic, but how is performance on VS Code compared to Sublime? Does it eat an insane amount of RAM?

#6

Honest question, are there really and big perks to using VS instead of sublime? I mean, I feel completely satisfied with sublime and falco’s plugin I personally don’t ever go, “damn, I wish sublime would do this…”

#7

notepad++ master race

#8

It was not, should be fixed now though.

#9

Vim master race

#10

Been using VSCode since it was released, really loving it so far - this extension really helps!

Thanks a bunch.

#11

-snip-

#12

I absolutely love it, thank you very much for this realease!

#13

Dammit, why can’t we have this for VS 2017 :frowning:

#14

This is fantastic. Making the switch over from N++ immediately. Thank you.

#15

sticky notes are the best out there

#16

Just updated to 1.1.0.

  • Added keyword autocomplete
  • Fixed some functions not highlighting
  • Removed HTML and miscellaneous other things from function descriptions I somehow didn’t notice for 6 months
#17

Edline is superior to all else, and I’ll hear nothing against that fact.

I might consider dropping my npp for this one. Can’t wait to try it out.

#18

I love you so fucking much.

#19

After discovering this extension, I quite like it!

Minor suggestion:
unknown functions aren’t highlighted (in my case, the yellow) like known ones are. Could the custom functions get a unique color? That’d be awesome.