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CMake Syntax for Nova

CMake provides syntax highlighting and folding for CMake making use of Tree-sitter.

This provides basic syntax coverage, including rich highlighting and folding support for most common constructs in CMake.

Limited indenting hints are implemented for blocks like if/else/endif and function/endfunction.

It does not support symbolication for completions or indexing (yet?)

Future Directions

CMake Language Server support would be cool. Ultimately, we would also like to add support for using CMake in the various typical ways -- e.g. to reconfigure a build etc. At some level, CMake support is something best tightly integrated into the editor, instead of via an extension. Hopefully this at least improves the capabilities of Nova to make it useful for C projects.


Changelog

ChangeLog

Version 1.0

Initial release. This supports highlighting and folds.

Version 1.1

Submitted to the Nova Extension Library


License

The MIT License

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