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the smaller as operator seems to be an opening bracket

workaround:

In the below example, one of the functions doesn't color or scope as a function, but I don't see any reason for this.

	IF Engine_OilPres_kPa >= 65534 THEN
		EngineOilPresMsg := SEL( Engine_OilPres_kPa = 65534, '*N/A*', '*ERR*' );
	ELSIF DisplayUnits_Mgr.EngUnits = 1 THEN
		EngineOilPresMsg := DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_kPa( Engine_OilPres_kPa );
	ELSE
		EngineOilPresMsg := DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_bar_2d( Engine_OilPres_kPa );
(*	ELSE
		EngineOilPresMsg := SEL( DisplayUnits_Mgr.EngUnits = 1, DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_bar_2d( Engine_OilPres_kPa ), DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_kPa( Engine_OilPres_kPa ) ); *) (* Doesn't Work! causes access violation *)
	END_IF
(*	EngineOilPresMsg := SEL( Engine_OilPres_kPa >= 65534, SEL( DisplayUnits_Mgr.EngUnits = 1, DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_bar_2d( Engine_OilPres_kPa ), DWORD_kPa_TO_STRING_kPa( Engine_OilPres_kPa ) ), SEL( Engine_OilPres_kPa = 65534, '*N/A*', '*ERR*' ) );*)

It is consistent. everywhere that function is used (uncomment the commented lines) it scopes the same.

Need to add the ability of time highlighting, like this: t#3s, t#5h59m59s999ms

Ucorrect highlight the array definition

also "of" doesn't highlight

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think ELSEIF is spelled ELSIF in ST

I have a directory full of .st files, and Intellisense isn't working across files. It works within the same file, but isn't pulling from other files correctly. Is there something special I need to do to make it work, or is it just not setup to do that?

You confuse people. In the README you have

• Code Linting
• Auto indenting
• Code formatting
• Intellisense
• Snippets

• You DO NOT have linting support
• You DO NOT have code formatting
• You DO NOT have auto indent (only on brackets and that does not counts as it is basic VS code function)
• You DO NOT have any snippets
• You DO NOT have intellicense support on any level even most basic.

So your description is deceiving on all 5 points. Totally unacceptable.

Hello.

I know you archived this project and recommend using mine extension instead. Thank you for your trust. I constantly work on it and add new features always.

I have one request though. When people search extensions in VS Code and open your extension, they do not see that message. Because, although you modify README.md, to make it visible you must publish new version of extension with vsce puplish.

Could you please do it, because not many people navigate to GitHub repository and actually do not know that you archived your extension.

Maybe It may make sense to realize the possibility of converting a project into single .exp file?