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Currently, the VSCode extension highlights CSS and JS correctly in VSCode, but does not yet provide Intellisense for them when used as embedded languages:
Possibly related to #5, since bringing baseline support for built-in markup may help with extending the highlighting engines for further embedded language formatting.
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Yes, I'd love that.
TBH, I'm not an expert on VSCode plugins development and I remember to try that without luck.
I thought injectTo would make it possible, because it's the way to inject a grammar inside other, but seems that it needs something else.
I'll take a look to the plugins you've provided. Liquid example has a more complex configuration that probably allows that.
Context
Currently, the VSCode extension highlights CSS and JS correctly in VSCode, but does not yet provide Intellisense for them when used as embedded languages:
HTML
Vento
Proposed Solution
There are several extensions on the VSCode marketplace that preserve VSCode's built-in Intellisense/Language features for HTML and its embedded languages, notably [panoply/vscode-liquid](https://github.com/panoply/vscode-liquid, bmewburn/vscode-intelephense, withastro/language-tools, and andrejunges/vscode-handlebars, so it's definitely possible to do.
Possibly related to #5, since bringing baseline support for built-in markup may help with extending the highlighting engines for further embedded language formatting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: