Syntax Highlighting for EXA in VSCode

How to edit EXA files in Visual Studio Code with syntax highlighting

Example

Installation

• Install Visual Studio Code[code.visualstudio.com]
  
• Search "pizzafox.exa-syntax-highlighting" in the marketplace tab in Visual Studio Code
  
• Click install, then reload

Usage

• Open your code from the game in Visual Studio Code (you can copy paste from and to the game)
  
• Save file with extension ".exa" or ".exapunks"

[local.interloper]

@Shabazza
Wdym VS, this is for VS Code

[Shabazza]

Would love to see this for Notepad++.
Installing VS just for syntax highlighting is kinda overkill.
But I still appreciate the effort.

[Fuchsium]

Figured it out! Apparently there is a limit to line length. My comments were too big!

[Fuchsium]

I seem unable to paste from VSCode to EXAPUNKS...

[jonah]

@Wolf the variables are supposed to be left white (or whatever your default color for your theme).

[Wolf]

Variable highlighting doesn't appear to work. When I type in "COPY X F", the "COPY" is highlighted but "X" and "F" remain white.

[Opus Magno]

Wow, Zach fans always surprising me ... congratulations on such a nice job!!

[Wemo]

So far the in game IDE has worked well but perhaps as the solutions get bigger this will be useful. Thank you!

[amusing Title]

This looks helpful!

[jonah]

Great!