MOOSE

by elcarrillo ST3

Sublime Text syntax highlighting and language-server support for MOOSE input files

Details

Version 0.1.4
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 4 weeks ago
Last Seen 5 hours ago
First Seen 4 weeks ago

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Readme

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MOOSE Sublime Text Support

Sublime Text syntax highlighting and editor support for MOOSE input files.

Features

Syntax highlighting for .i MOOSE input files
MOOSE block and subblock highlighting
Parameter and value highlighting
MOOSE object/class highlighting
Numeric, string, boolean, and expression highlighting
${...} expression support
!include highlighting
# comment support
Sublime LSP integration with the MOOSE language server
Autocomplete
Diagnostics
Hover documentation

Installation

Copy these files into your Sublime Text User package directory:

~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages/User/

Files:

MOOSE.sublime-syntax
MOOSE-Comments.tmPreferences
MOOSE.sublime-settings

MOOSE Language Server

Install the Sublime Text LSP package.

Configure a MOOSE application executable that supports:

--language-server

Example configuration:

{
    "moose": {
        "enabled": true,
        "command": [
            "/path/to/your/moose-app-opt",
            "--language-server"
        ],
        "selector": "source.moose",
        "diagnostics_mode": "all_files"
    }
}

See:

examples/LanguageServers.sublime-settings.example

Using your own MOOSE application executable allows the language server to recognize custom application objects as well as standard MOOSE objects.

MOOSE

MOOSE is the Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment developed by Idaho National Laboratory.

https://mooseframework.inl.gov/