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This is a feature that is supported in Sublime Text that allows the user to see the scope that is called with (ctrl - shift - alt - P). I find this feature useful because I need to write TMLanguage files to support SKON (a new object notation language) syntax highlighting and error highlighting in VSCode.
I do not know how difficult such an implementation would be, but if it is easy it would be a definite quality of life improvement. If is is a big job, it most likely is not worth the effort
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You can see the logic I use to find the grammar file here -- it likely does not respect the precedence vscode uses to resolve multiple contributions for the same language.
This is a feature that is supported in Sublime Text that allows the user to see the scope that is called with (ctrl - shift - alt - P). I find this feature useful because I need to write TMLanguage files to support SKON (a new object notation language) syntax highlighting and error highlighting in VSCode.
I do not know how difficult such an implementation would be, but if it is easy it would be a definite quality of life improvement. If is is a big job, it most likely is not worth the effort
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: