Open benblo opened 4 years ago
Thanks. I am about to start porting all CS-Script plugins/extensions (N++, ST3, VSCode) to support .NET-Core. CS-Script aready does the execution but the intellisense in the all plugins still needs to be ported.
Thus I will extend the functionality to support *.csx.
Done (v1.2.9)
Merry Christmas
I tried the Sublime plugin today, very neat! I used to use Visual Studio so far, which is great but just a bit cumbersome, takes a while to open while Sublime is very snappy, ideal for scripting.
I've taken the habit of using .csx extension though (I never succeeded in installing the proper shell context menus, my CS-config doesn't have the proper tab, plus anyway I prefer avoiding the confusion between scripts and regular C# files, this way I know I'm double-clicking something that's executable).
Anyway, the Sublime plugin doesn't seem to support .csx extensions, the "execute" entry in the context menu is greyed out. I do have color highlighting though :) !