Hi,
Thanks for the cython syntax support !
Just a quick feedback : It should be useful to get a python-like comments when toogle code comments (block & line) instead of a C/C++ like (//, /**)

Just as the title reads.

Commits:
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I'm not sure whether this is the right way to add keywords, though.

Hey! I've tried to use ext for working with jupyter notebook, but failed to see any changes in highlighting. May be I did something wrong with activating ext? I've just installed it from marketplace. Could not build it because I do not have vsce on Win10. Can you give me any recommendations what to do?

Hope that the type name can be highlighted like in C++. This might be quite different from python highlighting since this requires to detect type names. For example the types in following statement:

cdef <typename> <obj>
cdef cppclass <typename>[<template>]
cdef struct <typename>
def/cdef/cpdef <return type> <function>(<arg type1> <arg name1>, <arg type2> <arg name2>, ...)

Hi, I was wondering whether smart completion is enabled in this plugin such that
the following statement can be written more easily

from libc.math cimport sin
from libc.stdlib cimport atoi

Thank you

Due to VS Marketplace ToU, thrid-party builds of VSCode or derivatives aren't allowed to connect to it. Instead, most have converged on an open alternative at https://open-vsx.org

If it's not too much trouble, it would be nice if you could publish to Open-VSX as well as the VS Marketplace. See https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Publishing-Extensions#how-to-publish-an-extension for info and https://github.com/HaaLeo/publish-vscode-extension for possible automation opportunities

Hi!
Thanks for this extension!

Could it be possible to improve it, to support some syntax that are not yet supported?

• from ... cimport ... the cimport should be colored as import
• cdef [type] variable cdef should be colored as keyword
• cdef function same
• in def/cdef function definitions, types before variable names should be correctly colored: def test(float x, float y) should color flat

Thanks in advance (if you can fix this)

This plugin is so great! How can I donate a few dollars?