Adding a "custom" regex to count for

[uctakeoff]

Adding a "custom" regex to count for

[uctakeoff]

Actually, this extension does not support very complex rules.
However, you can implement a few custom rules with the following configuration.

For example, here is an example configuration for JavaScript.

settings.json

   "VSCodeCounter.languages": {
          :
        "javascript": {
            "aliases": [
                "JavaScript"
            ],
            "filenames": [
                "jakefile"
            ],
            "extensions": [
                ".js",
                ".es6",
                ".mjs",
                ".cjs",
                ".pac"
            ],
            "lineComments": [
                "//"
            ],
            "blockComments": [
                [
                    "/*",
                    "*/"
                ]
            ],
            "blockStrings": []
        },
           :
  },

• An object key is an ID unique to the language. Use an appropriate name that does not conflict with any other.
• Set "aliases" to the language name.
• Set the files that match the "filenames" or "extensions" criteria to It determines that this is JavaScript.
• Lines matching the "lineComments" or "blcokComments" criteria are It will be considered a comment.

The new command "Save the collected language configurations" collects information about other language extensions and stores it in a configuration file You can . for your reference.

[maxdd]

Ok so the file to modify is the local settings.json