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Contribute language association from extensions in VSCode
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio codeDisable wordBasedSuggestions from an ExtensionHow do you format code in Visual Studio Code (VSCode)Multiline editing in VSCodeHow to switch word wrap on and off in VSCode?don't know where to get data from vsCode autocomplete listShow HTML5 <video> on previewHtml command in vscode extensionVSCode Extension REST calls not workingImplementing a Preview channel of a vscode extensionIs vscode-python extension for VSCode is a Language Service or just an extension only?Does VSCode API allow an extension to provide custom logic for merging results returned by multiple extensions for the same language?How to use built-in Javascript extension to automatically find symbols in a JS file when developing a custom extension?
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How can I contribute a language association from an extension in VSCode?
In settings.json it would've looked like this:
"files.associations":
"*.something": "markdown"
I know that it's possible to use vscode.languages.setTextDocumentLanguage. But that seems excessive to do every time the activeEditor changes, and it's one more event listener.
Using the API to write into user settings doesn't seem right either.
visual-studio-code vscode-extensions
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
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How can I contribute a language association from an extension in VSCode?
In settings.json it would've looked like this:
"files.associations":
"*.something": "markdown"
I know that it's possible to use vscode.languages.setTextDocumentLanguage. But that seems excessive to do every time the activeEditor changes, and it's one more event listener.
Using the API to write into user settings doesn't seem right either.
visual-studio-code vscode-extensions
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
13.2k52652
asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
13.9k44764
add a comment |
How can I contribute a language association from an extension in VSCode?
In settings.json it would've looked like this:
"files.associations":
"*.something": "markdown"
I know that it's possible to use vscode.languages.setTextDocumentLanguage. But that seems excessive to do every time the activeEditor changes, and it's one more event listener.
Using the API to write into user settings doesn't seem right either.
visual-studio-code vscode-extensions
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
13.2k52652
asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
13.9k44764
How can I contribute a language association from an extension in VSCode?
In settings.json it would've looked like this:
"files.associations":
"*.something": "markdown"
I know that it's possible to use vscode.languages.setTextDocumentLanguage. But that seems excessive to do every time the activeEditor changes, and it's one more event listener.
Using the API to write into user settings doesn't seem right either.
visual-studio-code vscode-extensions
visual-studio-code vscode-extensions
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
13.2k52652
asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
13.9k44764
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
13.2k52652
asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
13.9k44764
edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
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edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
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edited Apr 14 at 16:14
Gama11
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asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
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asked Mar 9 at 8:57
AlexAlex
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Yes, extensions can contribute settings via configurationDefaults. However, I don't think this works for the files.associations setting.
What you can do instead is contribute a new file extension for the markdown language:
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
"something"
]
]
This won't replace the previous registration of the markdown language, instead it will be merged with it.
answered Mar 9 at 9:45
Gama11Gama11
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Make the following change to your package.json, I figured it out by studying an existing extension.
You must add . before something
Also see :
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio code
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
".something"
],
]
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
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Yes, extensions can contribute settings via configurationDefaults. However, I don't think this works for the files.associations setting.
What you can do instead is contribute a new file extension for the markdown language:
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
"something"
]
]
This won't replace the previous registration of the markdown language, instead it will be merged with it.
answered Mar 9 at 9:45
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Yes, extensions can contribute settings via configurationDefaults. However, I don't think this works for the files.associations setting.
What you can do instead is contribute a new file extension for the markdown language:
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
"something"
]
]
This won't replace the previous registration of the markdown language, instead it will be merged with it.
answered Mar 9 at 9:45
Gama11Gama11
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Yes, extensions can contribute settings via configurationDefaults. However, I don't think this works for the files.associations setting.
What you can do instead is contribute a new file extension for the markdown language:
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
"something"
]
]
This won't replace the previous registration of the markdown language, instead it will be merged with it.
answered Mar 9 at 9:45
Gama11Gama11
13.2k52652
Yes, extensions can contribute settings via configurationDefaults. However, I don't think this works for the files.associations setting.
What you can do instead is contribute a new file extension for the markdown language:
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
"something"
]
]
This won't replace the previous registration of the markdown language, instead it will be merged with it.
answered Mar 9 at 9:45
Gama11Gama11
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answered Mar 9 at 9:45
Gama11Gama11
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Make the following change to your package.json, I figured it out by studying an existing extension.
You must add . before something
Also see :
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio code
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
".something"
],
]
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
add a comment |
Make the following change to your package.json, I figured it out by studying an existing extension.
You must add . before something
Also see :
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio code
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
".something"
],
]
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
add a comment |
Make the following change to your package.json, I figured it out by studying an existing extension.
You must add . before something
Also see :
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio code
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
".something"
],
]
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
Make the following change to your package.json, I figured it out by studying an existing extension.
You must add . before something
Also see :
How can I write a vsc snippets extension for a language that is not listed on visual studio code
"contributes":
"languages": [
"id": "markdown",
"extensions": [
".something"
],
]
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
Xiaoou WangXiaoou Wang
12
answered Apr 14 at 16:30
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