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Extension for Visual Studio Code - Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code
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stackoverflow.com › questions › 72894515 › visual-studio-code-intellisense-highlighting-using-scl-enable-devtoolset-8-and-c
Visual Studio Code Intellisense highlighting using scl enable devtoolset-8 and Cmake - Stack Overflow
My workaround is to compile the project manually in the console with scl enable devtoolset-8 'cmake3 ../src && make all' but then I dont't have Intellisense Code highlighting for errors and warnings in VS Code which I would like to have (I am a beginner by the way).
GitHub
github.com › Gunders89 › vscode-scl
GitHub - Gunders89/vscode-scl: Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code · GitHub
Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code. The syntax highlighting (and most snippets) work for other IEC 61131-3 StructuredText flavors as well.
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Sequence Configuration Language - Visual Studio Marketplace
Extension for Visual Studio Code - Syntax highlighting, auto-completion and error diagnostics for SCL.
GitHub
github.com › Gunders89 › vscode-scl › blob › master › package.json
vscode-scl/package.json at master · Gunders89/vscode-scl
Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code - vscode-scl/package.json at master · Gunders89/vscode-scl
Author Gunders89
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Dynamic Siemens Language Support - Visual Studio Marketplace
May 6, 2026 - Extension for Visual Studio Code - Syntax highlighting and Language Server for the Siemens PLC compatible Structured Text, S7RES and S7DCL languages
GitHub
github.com › BjAlvestad › vscode-simatic-scl
GitHub - BjAlvestad/vscode-simatic-scl: VS Code extensions for the SCL language used in TIA Portal · GitHub
This is an extension that provides an LSP for the SCL language. It is still in early development, and not ready for use, but cross reference support for local variables, UDTs and FBs is already implemented. Since this extension is providing a language server, which has not been optimized yet, you should expect a performance impact. If you are only interested in the syntax highlighting, which would give no performance impact, then use the extension Gunders89.vscode-scl instead.
Author BjAlvestad
GitHub
github.com › Gunders89 › vscode-scl › blob › master › LICENSE
vscode-scl/LICENSE at master · Gunders89/vscode-scl
Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code - Gunders89/vscode-scl
Author Gunders89
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Siemens SCL syntax highlight - Visual Studio Marketplace
Extension for Visual Studio Code - Siemens SCL language support for Visual Studio Code, based on Gunders89 code
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Structured Text language Support - Visual Studio Marketplace
Extension for Visual Studio Code - Supports for syntax highlights, snippets for IEC 61131-3 Structured Text
GitHub
github.com › scztt › vscode-supercollider
GitHub - scztt/vscode-supercollider · GitHub
For common install scenarios on Windows and Mac, vscode will automatically find the sclang executable. You may be prompted on first launch to locate it yourself.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/scala › i cannot make scala run on vs code - please help
r/scala on Reddit: I cannot make Scala run on VS Code - please help
March 1, 2023 -
I have been trying to learn scala using YouTube tutorials, and ALL I WANT is to be able to open a page, write scala in it, and run it to get an output. I cannot do this, and it's driving me nuts!
There's often some jiffy about a build something or other, or it just says 'internal error'.
I have metals installed and do open a new scala project on that tab, and import the build it suggests in the pop-up, but I simply cannot work out how to open a worksheet and just write the language and get it to run. I feel seriously stupid xD
Any help would be very much appreciated indeed.
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Step 1 is to forget about Metals. Just get Scala-cli to work. Install scala-cli, and check if you're able to compile and run a .sc file. This will prove you have a working Scala toolset installed. The next step is to go back to VSCode and Metals. Run "scala-cli setup-ide ." on a terminal pointed to the folder containing your script. Then, restart Metals and import the build. That's about it.
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Forget about Metals, use IntelliJ for this if you're using Scala 2. Metals is too unstable for a beginner, you'll spend most of your time trying to make it work and too little coding.