This is a really great contribution

You can add this extension to the vscode folder inside the extensions folder

I don't have rights to create a branch.

i understand what you did.
the file extension is not .nss it's .shl

line 22, change to .shl in package.json

You mean the extensions of files for nilesoft shell ?
I think it is .nss because it is what is specified in documentation and also in the example files delivered by the setup : Doc
By the way, you can switch to nilesoft in the vscode state bar even if it is the wrong extension no ?

@ChristopheL77 the newest versions 0.0.5 and 0.1.0 don't do anything. I can't get the old ones, link expired

Sorry for expired links. I thought I could put it in github but I can't create a branch right now.

I published it on the market place, you should be able to install it from vscode now

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i found a bug when you have smth like a='@myFnc("b")' it doesn't like the quotes or smth.

Yes I didn't find a regular expression to match these expressions because nss language allows to break item/menu properties into multiple lines mixed with properties in same line and there is not an end of statement char as far as I know. I'm still trying though ;)
I mean we can do

menu(prop1=abc())
menu(prop1=abc()
prop2=def
)
menu(prop1=abc(aa()) prop2=def
)
menu(prop1=abc prop2=def()
)

And I have to identity the last parenthesis to know where the menu properties ends.

Here, the right parenthesis may be interpreted as the end of menu or item properties that's why it doesn't highlight well after.

i have 1.7 rn. how do i update it?

winget update nilesoft.shell

Or others methods : https://nilesoft.org/download
Backup your config files before if you updated them.

could you add the nilesoft icon to the file extension?

i found a bug when you have smth like a='@myFnc("b")' it doesn't like the quotes or smth.

I think it is fixed now in v1.1.0
I learned about regular expression recursion ;-)

Yes you can

Cool ;). Updated in v1.0.1

that is not what i meant. i meant for the files so you can see that they are nilesoft shell files instead of just this:
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Done in 1.2.0 ;)

Updated to 1.5.0 with autocompletion with documentation (based on nilesoft doc)

@ChristopheL77 i would like to get access to the extension repo so i can fix some things.

What do you want to fix ?
Send me your email address so I can add you to project.

are you in the nilesoft discord?
also, i don't think you need an email, you can enter username, full name, or email.
just use my username @Natejoestev

unless your planning to add me as a contributor to the marketplace.

can we talk on discord?

my username is @natejoestev

I won't have time in the next few months. I'll need time to get familiar with azure devops and the extension structure before I start changing anything on my own. You can add me to the project now or I'll write to you again when I have time to take on the project more seriously. Find me in discord with the same name (I don't want to use the program page as a general chat)

I don't know at all. I never used sublime nor did an extension for it. Sorry.

Is your extension open source? If so I'd be happy to fork and port it over to sublime text for those of us who don't use vscode

I can give you access to source code, it is hosted on azure devops (I need an email address).

Sure. Here is a throwaway email I use (to avoid publishing my primary): inthat650@gmail.com

I will maintain one branch for editor-agnostic commits in case you'd like to merge any of them into your repo.