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David Kincaid aee83dd2a4 Update float syntax rules and formatting (#756 )

* Update float syntax rules and formatting

* Add missing export_group annotation

* Moved abstract from an annotation to a keyword

* Add an example of the other type of string interpolation.

2024-12-18 10:45:05 -05:00

examples

Fix bare nodepaths referencing absolute/root paths (#712 )

2024-09-15 16:04:31 -04:00

.prettierrc.json

Fix keywords being incorrectly highlighted as function calls (#353 )

2022-04-28 01:16:44 +02:00

GDResource.tmLanguage.json

Various QoL Improvements (#529 )

2023-12-06 06:53:10 -08:00

GDScript.tmLanguage.json

Update float syntax rules and formatting (#756 )

2024-12-18 10:45:05 -05:00

GDShader.tmLanguage.json

Various QoL Improvements (#529 )

2023-12-06 06:53:10 -08:00

README.md

Change $ node path shorthand regex to match only valid paths (#276 )

2021-06-15 18:39:29 +02:00

README.md

Helpful resources

You can find the regex syntax that VSCode uses here.

Creating and debugging regex

When creating regexes it is sometimes useful to test against a data set.

Regex101 allows for pretty good match testing. Unfortunately, it does not support the regex (Ruby) version that TextMate uses.

ExtendsClass's regex engine does support the Ruby variant, but the match testing experience is not as good. However, it automatically generates an FSM for your regex, which is very useful when debugging.