UnityScript language support for Atom. It uses 99.8% the patterns from language-javascript. Minor changes, such as the use of ToString() instead of toString().
The snippets are pretty straight forward organized. It is not intended to be a code completion package, but to prevent your UnityScript syntax highlighting breaks when Atom considers it as everyday JavaScript (which it is not...). And as I am lazy combined with UnityScript requiring explicit definitions, these snippets were born.
UnityScript language is a great language. UnityScript is a proprietary language, and it doesn't follow any concrete specification; it is modified at the will of the Unity developers. Let's say it feels like JavaScript.
Right. See all snippets in the Settings of this package - or be a hero and see snippets/language-unityscript.cson.
x is the first character to type to have a sad form of code completion on common Unity data types.
u is the first character to type to have those data types be prefixed by a colon.
pv are first to type to have those data types be declared public.
ppv are first to type to have those data types be declared private.
mc are a sad excuse to type for some quick Mecanim parameters at this moment.
ppv are first to type to have those data types be declared private.
ue# is one of the directives you can type with the # as suffix.
m is the first character to type to get a quick MonoBehaviour function.
You should have fun with go, tr, gc and dl. Like all snippets in atom, press TAB to play.
Feel free to change, fork or whatever makes you happy. I didn't found anything in the package list when I started on this. Would love to see improvements here and there, as Atom is just my favorite editor for any kind of coding. It is not that I believe MonoDevelop sucks, but that Atom rules.
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