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AutoHotkey v2 Language support for VS Code, features realization based on v2 syntax analysis. Supports running on the Web, such as Chrome/Edge. https://vscode.dev or https://github.dev/github/dev

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• AutoHotkey v2 Language Support
  • Language Features
    • Rename Symbol
    • Diagnostics
    • IntelliSense
    • Signature
    • Document Symbol
    • Semantic Highlight
    • Tags
    • Document Color
    • Hover
    • Goto Definition
    • Find All References
    • CodeFormat
    • Custom folding
    • Declaration document
  • Context Menu
    • Quick Help
    • Run Script
    • Run Selected Script
    • Compile Script
    • Debug Script
    • Generate Comment
  • Use in other editors
    • Sublime Text4
    • Vim and Neovim
    • Emacs
  • Use in Web Browser
  • Sponsor

Rename variables and function names in the scope in batches.

Simple syntax error diagnosis.

Supports intelligent completion of variables, functions, parameters, class names, and method names within the scope (by simple type deduction), and supports the completion of include files and function libraries.

Support for intelligent prompts for function parameters.

1. Displays class, method, function, variable, label, hotkey, hot string, block information in the left outline column.
2. press Ctrl + P, Input @symbol_name to retrieve and jump
3. You can comment a method with a semicolon or /* */ on the top line of a function, variable. Jsdoc-style annotations can mark variable types.

/**
 * @param {Array} a - a param
 * @return {Integer}
 */
fn(a*) {
  /** @type {Map} */
  d := Map()
  /**
   * @var {Map} e
   * @var {Object} f
   */
  e := Map(), f := {}
  /** @type {(a,b)=>Integer} */
  cb := (a, b) => a + b
  /** @type {ComObject<Excel.Sheet.12,Workbook>} */
  wb := ComObject('Excel.Sheet.12')
  return a[1] + a[2]
}
class abc {
  /** @type {Map} */
  p := dosomethingandreturnmap()
}

Semantic highlighting is an addition to syntax highlighting, resolves symbols in the context of a project. The editor applies the highlighting from semantic tokens on top of the highlighting from grammars.

usage: Add ;;(default) or ; TODO to the comment code Tags.

Compute and resolve colors inside a document to provide color picker in editor.

Supports hover prompts and comments for scoped variables, functions, global classes, and labels.
usage: Move the mouse over the symbol.

1. Support for jumping to the declaration location of scoped variables, functions, global classes, and labels.
2. usage: Press ctrl Then move the mouse over to the code and click.

See all the source code locations where a certain variable/function is being used.

usage:

• Right-click the popup menu and click "Format document".
• Press Shift+Alt+F.
• Supports formatting code blocks when typing '}', formatting lines and indenting lines when typing '\n'. (editor.formatOnType needs to be enabled)
• Supports the use of formatting instructions ;@format array_style: collapse, object_style: expand to change the object style of different blocks

Fold the part between ;@region tag and ;@endregion, ;{ and ;}

;#region tag
code
;#endregion

The declaration file is a file with the suffix of .d.ahk as the file name, which is used to describe the implemented functions or classes, etc., does not contain the implementation part of the code, and is referenced by the ahk file with the same name by default, and the syntax refers to ahk2.d.ahk provided by the extension. The declaration file can extend or rewrite the declaration of ahk built-in functions or classes, and the annotation document can be separated from the source code to provide a multilingual version of intellisense. In addition, you can modify AutoHotkey2.Syntaxes setting of extension to replace the built-in declaration file with a third-party declaration file, such as GroggyOtter's ahkv2_defintion_rewrite.

; array.d.ahk
; #ClsName represents the ahk built-in class
/** @extends {#Array} */
class Array<T = Any> {
  /** jsdoc-default */
  Filter(FilterFunc) => Array<T>
}

; array.zh-cn.d.ahk
; #ClsName 表示ahk内置类
/** @extends {#Array} */
class Array<T = Any> {
  /** jsdoc-zh */
  Filter(FilterFunc) => Array<T>
}

; array.ahk
; %A_Locale% is VSCode's Display Language
;@reference array.%A_Locale%.d.ahk
Array.Prototype.DefineProp('Filter', { call: Array_Filter_impl })

Open the help file and navigate to the keyword at the current cursor.

Run the currently open script.

Run the code snippet at the cursor selection.

Compile the script to generate executable EXE files.

No additional configuration is required to start the installed Debug extensions, and support debugging with parameters.

Generate JSDOC-style comments for a function or method.

1. Install Node.js.
2. Download vscode-autohotkey2-lsp server using command line, or download and unpack through vscode marketplace.

mkdir vscode-autohotkey2-lsp
cd vscode-autohotkey2-lsp
curl.exe -L -o install.js https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thqby/vscode-autohotkey2-lsp/main/tools/install.js
node install.js

3. Set the LSP configuration of the editor that support LSP(Language Server Protocol), such as Sublime Text4, Vim, Neovim, Emacs, etc.

• Package Control: Install Package, and install Sublime LSP plug-in.
• Preferences: LSP Settings, add lsp configuration, language selector, and syntax highlighting. This is a simple example syntax highlighting, save the file in a similar path C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text\Packages\User\LSP-ahk2\AutoHotkey2.sublime-syntax.

{
  "clients": {
    "lsp-ahk2": {
      "enabled": true,
      "command": [
        "node",
        "<VSCODE-AUTOHOTKEY2-LSP>/server/dist/server.js",
        "--stdio"
      ], // Update the path of node.exe(maybe it's already in PATH, so you don't need to set it) and the folder of vscode-autohotkey2-lsp
      "selector": "source.ahk2", // Same as scope in AutoHotkey2.sublime-syntax
      "schemes": ["file", "buffer", "res"],
      "initializationOptions": {
        "locale": "en-us", // or "zh-cn"
        "AutoLibInclude": "Disabled", // or "Local" or "User and Standard" or "All"
        "CommentTags": "^;;\\s*(?<tag>.+)",
        "CompleteFunctionParens": false,
        "Diagnostics": {
          "ClassStaticMemberCheck": true,
          "ParamsCheck": true
        },
        "ActionWhenV1IsDetected": "Continue",
        "FormatOptions": {
          "array_style": "none",           // or "collapse" or "expand"
          "break_chained_methods": false,
          "ignore_comment": false,
          "indent_string": "\t",
          "max_preserve_newlines": 2,
          "brace_style": "One True Brace", // or "Allman" or "One True Brace Variant"
          "object_style": "none",          // or "collapse" or "expand"
          "preserve_newlines": true,
          "space_after_double_colon": true,
          "space_before_conditional": true,
          "space_in_empty_paren": false,
          "space_in_other": true,
          "space_in_paren": false,
          "wrap_line_length": 0
        },
        "InterpreterPath": "C:/Program Files/AutoHotkey/v2/AutoHotkey.exe",
        "WorkingDirs": [],
        "SymbolFoldingFromOpenBrace": false
      }
    }
  },
  "semantic_highlighting": true
}

• Download coc.nvim plugin.

cd $VIMRUNTIME\plugin
git clone --branch release https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim.git --depth=1

• Open (n)vim and enter the command :CocConfig to enter the coc.nvim configuration file to add configuration information.

{
  "languageserver": {
    "lsp-ahk2": {
      "module": "<VSCODE-AUTOHOTKEY2-LSP>/server/dist/server.js",
      "filetypes": ["autohotkey"],
      "args": ["--node-ipc"],
      "initializationOptions": {
        // Same as initializationOptions for Sublime Text4
      }
    }
  }
}

• Download nvim-lspconfig.
• Add the following to your NVIM configuration (init.lua e.g.). Ensure that cmd points to the path of your vscode-autohotkey2-lsp installation and InterpreterPath points to your AHK exe.

local function custom_attach(client, bufnr)
  require("lsp_signature").on_attach({
    bind = true,
    use_lspsaga = false,
    floating_window = true,
    fix_pos = true,
    hint_enable = true,
    hi_parameter = "Search",
    handler_opts = { "double" },
  })
end

local ahk2_configs = {
  autostart = true,
  cmd = {
    "node",
    vim.fn.expand("$HOME/vscode-autohotkey2-lsp/server/dist/server.js"),
    "--stdio"
  },
  filetypes = { "ahk", "autohotkey", "ah2" },
  init_options = {
    locale = "en-us",
    InterpreterPath = "C:/Program Files/AutoHotkey/v2/AutoHotkey.exe",
    -- Same as initializationOptions for Sublime Text4, convert json literal to lua dictionary literal
  },
  single_file_support = true,
  flags = { debounce_text_changes = 500 },
  capabilities = capabilities,
  on_attach = custom_attach,
}
local configs = require "lspconfig.configs"
configs["ahk2"] = { default_config = ahk2_configs }
local nvim_lsp = require("lspconfig")
nvim_lsp.ahk2.setup({})

• Add the following lines to your emacs config file

(add-to-list 'eglot-server-programs '(ahk-mode "node" "<VSCODE-AUTOHOTKEY2-LSP>/server/dist/server.js" "--stdio"))

visit https://github.dev or https://vscode.dev in Chrome/Edge, and install thqby.vscode-autohotkey2-lsp