damirka/move-syntax

Move language syntax for VSCode and GitHub

Move Language Syntax package

This VSCode extension adds Move syntax support to VSCode (see VSCode marketplace page). As well as defines the TextMate grammar for Move Language to use in other environments.

To learn more about the language, see these resources:

• Move Language Documentation
• Awesome Move Page by MystenLabs
• The Move Book

Highlighting examples

With a dark theme:

With a light theme:

Note for Extension Developers

If you're building your own extension for Move, please consider using this one for syntax highlighting. To do so, simply add this extension to the list of dependencies of your extension's package.json file, and it should do the job. Example:

"extensionDependencies": [
	"damirka.move-syntax"
],

These extensions are already using this syntax highlighting:

• Move Analyzer (marketplace)
• Starcoin IDE (marketplace) by Starcoin team;

Contribution

Feel free to ask any questions or report bugs by opening new issue.

License

Originally licensed under Apache license (see COPYING). Sublicensed as MIT.

move-syntax's Issues

Invalid regular expressions in grammar

👋 from github-linguist/linguist which uses this grammar for syntax highlighting Move files on GitHub.com.

I'm in the process of creating the next release and I've seen our grammar compiler has detected the grammar has two invalid regular expressions which may impact the highlighting of some Move files:

• repository vendor/grammars/vscode-move-syntax (from https://github.com/damirka/vscode-move-syntax.git) (2 errors)
  • Invalid regex in grammar: source.move (in syntaxes/move.tmLanguage.json) contains a malformed regex (regex "(?<=(module|spec))": lookbehind assertion is not fixed length (at offset 17))
  • Invalid regex in grammar: source.move (in syntaxes/move.tmLanguage.json) contains a malformed regex (regex "(?<=(module|spec))": lookbehind assertion is not fixed length (at offset 17))

I won't hold back the release for this to be fixed, but I will be adding this to the list of known grammar issues: github-linguist/linguist#3924. Any fixes you make to this grammar will be pulled in when the next release is made.