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Anyone have any suggestions for a map view extension for VS Code? I like how it looks in sourcegraph, wouldn't mind having it locally but haven't been able to find one.
It's now builtin as an option. https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_10#_preview-minimap
On a related note, is there any project targeting Vscode in a web browser? I would love to ditch tmux/Vim and move to remote vscode in browser. Currently I use vnc but perf is terrible.
check out GHEdit https://github.com/spiffcode/ghedit
Syntax highlighting is laughably bad The "int" in "maintained" is highlighted in checkup_test.go as a type
Sourcegraph CEO here. There are indeed some glitches in syntax highlighting, on other languages as well. I hope it doesn't significantly detract from the product value, but I understand it is not good. Here's why it's happening: We're using TextMate syntax bundles, which require the Oniguruma regexp engine, which only has partial pure-JavaScript implementations that can run in the browser. We use https://github.com/b…
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Installed it, didn't work on https://github.com/rails/rails :( This doesn't work either https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/rails/rails :( Would be great if it worked, I liked the example with Go code.
Sourcegraph CEO here. We don't support Ruby yet, unfortunately. It officially works for Go and Java, and we have alpha/beta support for a couple more languages enabled too (TypeScript and JavaScript). As you can imagine, Ruby code intelligence (type inference, etc.) is super tough, and there are maybe 5-10 people in the world who could build it right now. We'd love to find and sponsor a Ruby expert to add Ruby suppor…
Is Yin Wang in the list?
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Sourcegraph CEO here. There are indeed some glitches in syntax highlighting, on other languages as well. I hope it doesn't significantly detract from the product value, but I understand it is not good. Here's why it's happening: We're using TextMate syntax bundles, which require the Oniguruma regexp engine, which only has partial pure-JavaScript implementations that can run in the browser. We use https://github.com/b…
I've been summoned :p We use Atom's syntax highlighter for syntax highlighting on npmjs.com -- I originally wrote onigurumajs, because I was seeing if we could viably remove the website's only compiled dependency (oniguruma) ... I wrote it over vacation, and then had to put the work down. I would love help to see the library over the finish line; on a grammar by grammar basis it would be great to figure out what the…
Can someone put this in some context for me? It's an IDE as a service, or what?
Sourcegraph CEO here. It is for reading code. It gives you the full power of an editor (jump-to-def, hovers, find references, advanced search, symbol search, cross-repo references, etc.) for any repo at any commit on GitHub. It supports Go and Java right now, with some more languages in beta. If you find yourself reading code on GitHub a lot, or cloning repos to open and read in your editor, you'll find it useful. If…
Just dropping by to thank you guys. This extension will be amazingly useful to me. One question for the good fellas at Sourcegraph: Is it possible to run that extension in firefox? Did you try something like that? Is the code open, so I could give it a go?
Sourcegraph CEO here. We have a Firefox extension at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sourcegraph-a... , but it does not have quite as many features as the Chrome one. I agree we should open-source the browser extension code, though. I would like us to do that soon. Can you send me a quick email at sqs@sourcegraph.com so I can tell you when it's open source?
(Also it says "Released under MIT/X11 License" already…)
On a related note, is there any project targeting Vscode in a web browser? I would love to ditch tmux/Vim and move to remote vscode in browser. Currently I use vnc but perf is terrible.
check out GHEdit https://github.com/spiffcode/ghedit
Sourcegraph CEO here. Thanks for posting! Our new VS Code-based UI makes Sourcegraph a better way for you to read a codebase on the web with the full power and intelligence of an editor, without the hassle of cloning or configuration. It provides jump-to-def, hovers, find references, advanced search, symbol search, cross-repo references, etc., for any repo and any commit on GitHub (in Go, Java, and some other languag…
https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/eriknstr/VoxelMode-2.5D/-...
Everything on every line after '#' on line 21 is the same save for backslashes and ":3" which are blue.