[antlr-interest] Visual Studio language services: ManagedMyC meetsANTLR

[Sam Harwell]

I've now made 4 posts on the subject, and the 4th contains an updated
copy of the source code. At this point, a tree walker is integrated into
the project and the TypeAndMemberDropdownBars are working (and working
well enough that the code behind it would be hard to beat in a full
language service, much less a sample/tutorial). This is all IMO of
course. J

 

Parts 1-4 are on my blog.

http://blog.280z28.org/

 

Sam

 

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I just finished my first blog post about Visual Studio language services
that use ANTLR. It's scratch work to some extent, but a user familiar
with Visual Studio and ANTLR should be able to figure it out. At this
point it's truly bare-bones. It has rudimentary syntax highlighting and
brace matching, but no error reporting or any of dozens of other
features it will need. I'll probably be adding one major feature per
blog post for a while so people can see what it takes to really get a
language service put together.

 

Custom Visual Studio language services: ManagedMyC meets ANTLR

http://blog.280z28.org/archives/2008/10/21/

 

Sam

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