Open septagram opened 1 year ago
monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('container'), { value: "function hello() {\n\talert('Hello world!');\n}", language: 'freemarker2' });
Make sure "freemarker2" language is selected. Enter the Freemarker sample from the official site:
<html> <head> <title>Welcome!</title> </head> <body> <h1> Welcome ${user}<#if user == "Big Joe">, our beloved leader</#if>! </h1> <p>Our latest product: <a href="${latestProduct.url}">${latestProduct.name}</a>! </body> </html>
This is how the code is highlighted in Monaco:
The HTML tags receive no highlighting whatsoever, and FTL-specific features are only highlighted partially.
This is how the same code is highlighted by Visual Studio Code with the Freemarker plugin:
Code highlighting is a lot more detailed and verbose. HTML tags are treated appropriately.
I don't see a way to select Freemarker language in Visual Studio Code, despite it using Monaco under the hood.
I've also tried to specify language explicitly as "freemarker2.tag-angle.interpolation-dollar". Nothing changed.
language
"freemarker2.tag-angle.interpolation-dollar"
Reproducible in vscode.dev or in VS Code Desktop?
Reproducible in the monaco editor playground?
Monaco Editor Playground Code
Reproduction Steps
Make sure "freemarker2" language is selected. Enter the Freemarker sample from the official site:
Actual (Problematic) Behavior
This is how the code is highlighted in Monaco:
The HTML tags receive no highlighting whatsoever, and FTL-specific features are only highlighted partially.
Expected Behavior
This is how the same code is highlighted by Visual Studio Code with the Freemarker plugin:
Code highlighting is a lot more detailed and verbose. HTML tags are treated appropriately.
Additional Context
I don't see a way to select Freemarker language in Visual Studio Code, despite it using Monaco under the hood.