simplydanny/modelica-language-vscode

Extension for Visual Studio Code that adds language support for Modelica

Modelica in Visual Studio Code

This extension adds support for the Modelica and Optimica languages to Visual Studio Code.

Source

Both grammar and snippets are imported from this implementation in SublimeText.

Features

Colorization

Snippets

Usage

Install the extension in VS Code

• Open the command palette using Ctrl+Shift+P.
• Type ext install Modelica in the command palette.

Select Modelica as a language

• On the bottom-right corner, click on the select language mode button, if you have created a new file it should display Plain Text.
• Select Modelica or Optimica in the list of languages.

Alternatively, saving the file with a .mo or .mos extension will allow VS Code to understand that it is a Modelica file and automatically select the language correctly. The .mop extension will be associated with the Optimica language respectively. Additional extensions can be connected to the languages in any settings.json file using the "files.associations" setting.

Using snippets

Just start to type and choose a snippet that may be proposed. Alternatively, use Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette and type Insert Snippet to see a list of all possible snippets to choose from.

Release notes

Click here to go to the changelog.

modelica-language-vscode's Issues

MetaModelica support

I would like to extend this package to also support MetaModelica. Is it a good idea to have Modelica and MetaModelica within the same package? Is it possible to add a switch to the language package to select Modelica or MetaModelica? Or should one fork this repository to extend it for MetaModelica support?

Wrong syntax coloring for string with trailing space in function call

Hi, I noticed that syntax coloring is sometimes wrong for strings, e.g if you add a trailing space after foo:

Removing space makes it work:

But it won't work if you have two words with a space in between:

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I also noticed that the capitalization itself has some impact, e.g. it works fine with small s after .:

But breaks if you make it S:

It seems that it starts treating it as a type (blue color) for some reason.

In VS Code, I'm using Dark+ (default dark) theme.

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