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I will evaluate Monaco, as this has been suggested multiple times and seems to be the the best nowadays. There is a number of features I will need to migrate from Ace to Monaco, not so many and shouldn't be too difficult.
One area where I would appreciate some help though is on creating correct syntax highlighting rules for microScript. I never really dug the subject, even for the Ace editor where all I did was mostly guesswork. I would be glad if someone was willing to spend some time working on a microScript support file for Monaco (even just a draft) and help me understand how it all works!
I will evaluate Monaco, as this has been suggested multiple times and seems to be the the best nowadays. There is a number of features I will need to migrate from Ace to Monaco, not so many and shouldn't be too difficult.
One area where I would appreciate some help though is on creating correct syntax highlighting rules for microScript. I never really dug the subject, even for the Ace editor where all I did was mostly guesswork. I would be glad if someone was willing to spend some time working on a microScript support file for Monaco (even just a draft) and help me understand how it all works!
Would love to help in any way, but that's beyond my horizon. I had a play with it ages ago, since it's in VS Studio too, but got too complicated for me, LOL.
The online playground I used is this one, if of any use: Testing Language Syntax definitions
Hmmm ... even so looking at the Lua examples it actually doesn't look that complicated. One for the experts here :) LUA definitions
There's a couple of missing features in the actual code editor that would be nice to integrate:
Has also been proposed to replace Ace editor with Monaco, I have no idea which one would be better
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