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And when I say "everything", I mean "everything". The plugin highlights everything I write as wrong. It's perfectly fine SQF that works (I verified it does), and it's an SQF file, created in an SQDev project.
Most of the time, it wants me to put a semicolon after every single word. It refuses to accept that functions and commands have parameters. Like so:
It also seems to have trouble with brackets, as it doesn't recognise these brackets as closed, even though Eclipse itself knows they're closed and highlights them accordingly.
And just as I was about to type up a more complex test code (calling BIS_fnc_holdActionAcc), the plugin seemed to crash while trying to parse the (incomplete, I was still typing) code:
All of this happened on Eclipse 2021-06 4.20.0 and with SQDev 0.7.7.stable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
From the highlighting you can see that it thinks all of the commands that you are using are im fact global variables (and not SQF commands). To me this seems as if the plugin somehow managed to forget about what kind of commands exist. Have you attempted to let the plugin update its command set yet (there's a button for that somewhere in the SQDev settings)?
Then it must have gotten hung up on something. No idea what though.
And as I did not touch the code of SQDev for years, I am afraid, that I also can't help you any further with this 👀
And when I say "everything", I mean "everything". The plugin highlights everything I write as wrong. It's perfectly fine SQF that works (I verified it does), and it's an SQF file, created in an SQDev project.
Most of the time, it wants me to put a semicolon after every single word. It refuses to accept that functions and commands have parameters. Like so:
It also seems to have trouble with brackets, as it doesn't recognise these brackets as closed, even though Eclipse itself knows they're closed and highlights them accordingly.
And just as I was about to type up a more complex test code (calling BIS_fnc_holdActionAcc), the plugin seemed to crash while trying to parse the (incomplete, I was still typing) code:
All of this happened on Eclipse 2021-06 4.20.0 and with SQDev 0.7.7.stable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: