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I was completly thrilled that I found a VS Plugin that supports CoffeeScript and Sass - But sadly, my enthusiasm has been a little bit cooled down. As soon, as I open up one of either file types and start coding away, it does not seem to indent anything, or have IntelliSense Enabled. It simply acts, like it would not recognize the Syntax - In an Scss, it does not even close the corresponding Bracket. Any idea what I am missing here? (Using Version 3.2.915.22691) |
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In terms of intellisense support we provide property and variable intellisense for Sass, but we dont have any intellisense available for CoffeeScript Im afraid. We provide syntax highlighting for both languages (e.g. colouring in the editor once the syntax is recognised) as well as squigglies to indicate invalid syntax. In general we aim to be consistent with the standard Visual Studio behavior, so we do indent on demand (e.g. if you do a format document) and we dont provide auto-closing of brackets but this is generally covered by other productivity tools such as ReSharper.
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Hey, Something seems to be off then with my Installation - Sadly, the above mentioned functionality is not given in my Environment. I simply installed it out of the box, and I am running in the above mentioned issues. The IntelliSense for Sass seems to be working, once I close the Bracket. Also, my AutoIndent does not work, as you mentioned above. What Settings are responsible for this, so I might be able to tweak this? |
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What other extensions do you have installed?
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Resharper - And thats about it. |
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In terms of the settings you are looking for, is this to adjust the behaviour of the auto-indenting? As mentioned above we only handle indenting in response to a request to do so, e.g. if you issue a format document command (Edit/Advanced/Format Document) so I don't believe there are any settings which would trigger this being issued automatically.
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So if understood correctly - a Scss File with Workbench will always behave like a plain text document? |
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In terms of the formatting rules being used from the Visual Studio settings, yes thats correct.
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