To my knowledge, ;;, ; TODO, and ;# are the only ways of making module-symbols. See the outline on the left.
But this conflicts with my use of the Better Comments extension. I have configured the ; tag to strikethrough the entire line, clearly showing I want it commented out. This probably means I don't want it in my outline.
I have also configured the =, ==, and === tags to highlight headers. I want them to be in the outline, but they aren't.
It would be cool if there was a setting in ahk2-lsp where I could configure a regex pattern to match custom module-symbols, such as ^;=+ [^=].+, which would match my headers. It would also be nice to disable some of the built-in module-symbols.
To my knowledge,
;;
,; TODO
, and;#
are the only ways of makingmodule
-symbols. See the outline on the left.But this conflicts with my use of the Better Comments extension. I have configured the
;
tag to strikethrough the entire line, clearly showing I want it commented out. This probably means I don't want it in my outline.I have also configured the
=
,==
, and===
tags to highlight headers. I want them to be in the outline, but they aren't.It would be cool if there was a setting in ahk2-lsp where I could configure a regex pattern to match custom
module
-symbols, such as^;=+ [^=].+
, which would match my headers. It would also be nice to disable some of the built-inmodule
-symbols.