hyzwar

For several hours I was scratching my head, trying to configure something unnecessarily - it was enough to save the file ... :D But maybe it works so iteratively only for me. code from sumneko does the trick! In the extension settings, you can personalize something to your needs, e.g. the "library" management issue: "Lua.workspace.library": {} https://github.com/sumneko/lua-language-server/blob/master/.vscode/settings.json However, this is not necessary. I'm glad I could help a little bit!

1. Install Visual Studio Code. 2. Install "Lua Language Server" extension in VSC (I use that one published by sumneko). 3. Download Moose source code ( https://github.com/FlightControl-Master/MOOSE/releases ). 4. Add that folder (from downloaded source code archive ) to your VSC Workspace: "..\Moose Development\Moose". 5. Create .lua file in that workspace. 6. Enjoy. VSC with Lua Language Server treats all workspace .lua files as dictionaries, that's why I recommend you customize the Moose folder. I use everything myself and work very well. VSC at startup extends the LUA dictionaries with the content of the .lua files used in the workspace, which may take a while. For some reasons, some files are skipped (displayed "green") - just open them for a moment. Pt. 5 is crucial - "Menu:> File> New File" does not work until you save the file. PS: sorry for my google-translate English! :D Thank You, sumneko, for Your great job! https://github.com/sumneko

The only version working with 2.5.6 so far. I think some ppl don't know that, so I repost :D

Hello and I'm very sorry for my English ;) Is this possible to put MOOSE source code (https://github.com/FlightControl-Master/MOOSE/releases) into Visual Studio Code, with IntelliSense and classes descriptions working, like in Lua Development Tools? Available VSC extensions contains pure LUA, without MOOSE Framework. BR