Danmakufu

by drakeirving ALL

Sublime Text package for the Touhou Danmakufu (東方弾幕風) scripting language.

Details

Version 2019.10.11.01.12.25
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 5 years ago
Last Seen 2 hours ago
First Seen 10 years ago

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Touhou Danmakufu Plugin for Sublime Text

Description

This is a Sublime Text 2/3 package for the Touhou Danmakufu (東方弾幕風) scripting language. Designed for easy addition of support for arbitrary languages and enabling of further development because I felt like it.

Features

Syntax highlighting for Danmakufu scripts (.dnh)
Code completion for all ph3 engine library functions, with the standard fuzzy matching and tabbable parameters
On-demand function documentation for the ph3 library, available in context menu and through ctrl+super+d by default
Sublime is probably better than the editor you're using now, considering you write Danmakufu scripts

look at dem colors

autocomplete for when you're coding drunk

press buttons get docs

Installation

Install Package Control: https://sublime.wbond.net/installation and restart Sublime Text.
Preferences → Package Control → Install Package → Danmakufu, and restart again.

Extensibility

The codebase was written to be fairly generic, rather than adherent to just the DNH scripting language. If you want, you could write a completions/documentation dictionary for whatever other language. I tried to make this as easy as possible: all that's needed is a list of function signatures and a scope to apply them to.

A dictionary file is a .sublime-settings file, which itself is really just JSON. The format of the file and of the function signatures should be apparent from the existing dictionary in danmakufu-completions.sublime-settings.

Example:

{
    "scope": "source.derplang",
    "dict":
    [
        { "sig": "class::func(x, y)\tobject" },
        { "sig": "a()" }
    ]

}