Syntax Highlighting for spectra *.in
files (specifically calculation statements in input files)
Makes the code just that little bit easier on the eyes.
Search for the Spectra Assist
extension by seanfroste
in the VSCode Extensions tab
- Grab the VSIX package from the Releases page
- Open the command palette (
F1
orCtrl+P
) - Use the
Extensions: Install from VSIX...
command and to select the VSIX package you just downloaded
- Clone this extension into the VSCode extensions folder (
%USERPROFILE%\\.vscode\\extensions\\
on Windows,~/.vscode/extensions/
) - Just open a
*.in
file! if you don't see any syntax highlighting on what you think is a valid file, open the command palette (F1) and try "Change Language Mode". - Type in "spectra" to filter the languages and select
spectra-in
as your language of choice.
Just open an issue! make sure to provide details, screenshots, anything that'll get your idea across! If it sounds concrete and I have time, I'll implement it!
I am not affiliated with Link Research Corporation or the SPECTRA 3d device simulator.
This extension was written for recreation over a couple of weeks, and to learn how language extensions work