dragonruby-completions for VSCode

A set of Itellisense auto-completions (code snippets) for DragonRuby

Add the .vscode folder to your project directory.

You'll also need to enable code completion. Go to the VSCode Settings, search for editor.tabCompletion in the settings search bar. Then under the setting, you can selected to turn it on.

• on
• off (default)
• onlySnippets

Personally, I only turned it on for Code Snippets, and did it in the "user" profile section, so that it wouldn't follow me around project-to-project.

What does this do?

The file ruby.code-completions provides a small set of auto-completions for creating different hash primitives and other convienence completions.

Creating simple hashes

to create a simple sprite hash, use the following: .make_sprite

which will create a hash with all the basic key/value pairs for a sprite, you can tab to each of the values for quick creation.

{x: x_position, y: y_position, w: width, h: height, path: "path_to_sprite", primitive_marker: :sprite}

there are also the following .make_ auto-completions available:

• .make_label
• .make_solid
• .make_border
• .make_line

Adding just a primitive marker

another set of auto-completions available are completions to just add the primitive marker such as: .to_sprite which will add the following key/value pair upon copletion:

, primitive_marker: :sprite

the other .to_* completions availble are:

• .to_label
• .to_solid
• .to_border
• .to_line

Color keys and hashes

You can also added a color hash using the following:

• .make_color Which adds the following to your code: {r: $red, g: $green, b: $blue}
• .make_color_keys Which adds the following to your code: r: $red, g: $green, b: $blue, it's convenient for adding to an existing hash, usually an output primitive.

Other Hashes

You can also added a point or rect hash using the following:

• .make_rect_hash Which adds the following to your code: {x: $x, y: $y, w: $width, h: $height}
• .make_point_hash Which adds the following to your code: {x: $x, y: $y}