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| jzq740176597 |
Posted - Aug 21 2024 : 10:27:19 PM
AS we all see , I have seen a lot of work & features , of course more attention to the game-dev support & dev.
Thanks for your excellent work to ext our productivity.
As a senior unity3d dev, I used it a lot for shader (shaderlab,hlsl, compute, C#.. file) code, The top priorty / most important feature still missing from VA is <file format> for shader file.
btw, I just have to take another extension as last resort to compensate this.
Hope you can consider about this request. (if it achieved Then I will take another personal lisense immediatelly, ^_^)
JUST FYI, same feature I used as a detour is ShaderLabPro.
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/shaderlabvs-pro-186176
maybe your team can check & as a ref.
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| feline |
Posted - Aug 30 2024 : 08:22:06 AM
You can tell Visual Studio to treat other extensions as known file types, under:
Tools menu -> Options -> Text Editor -> File Extensions
but I don't see any option to tell the IDE that a file is a shader file. So I don't know if this is possible yet.
Have you considered using clang format, or another command line formatting tool? Its not the same, but you could set up a command in the IDE to call the formatting tool on the saved shader file, thus formatting it. |
| jzq740176597 |
Posted - Aug 29 2024 : 9:32:50 PM
Yes. I Do.
But no format feature available from that.(I really donot understand VS team thought)
So what's a pity for missing this feature for VA. Even I really hope va can.
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| feline |
Posted - Aug 23 2024 : 07:59:20 AM
This makes more sense. Unfortunately VA does not do much formatting at all, of any language. The IDE offers a lot of formatting options for C++ and C# code, and trying to copy all of this in VA doesn't make much sense. So VA relies on the IDE formatting commands that are built in.
Have you installed the VS2022 component "HLSL Tools"? If not this might help. |
| jzq740176597 |
Posted - Aug 22 2024 : 9:49:56 PM
for addition
I create a FooFunc() in both .cs or .hlsl. by typing: int FooFunc(){/*hit Enter*/}
1. both can has auto-closing bracket.
2. hlsl Got this:
Conclusion: NO AUTO-FORMAT feature, just highlight/Suggestion list in hlsl
3. cs Got this: Auto format
Conclusion: FORMAT feature avaiable: left-align / put closing-bracket in new-line.
(Still I don't really ensure the format option is belongs to vs stuff or extension stuff like VA)
Problems is: as the end-user where I should have a format-setting place to get it done.
FYI Again, ShaderVSPro supply format option as integrated in VS.
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| jzq740176597 |
Posted - Aug 22 2024 : 9:30:45 PM
btw, as mention before, the default setting for va shader-files inc ".shader", as format-document not work, So I use ShaderVsPro for the shaderlab file (.shader) So I exclude it from va. At lease Va can feature other type of files I think. |
| jzq740176597 |
Posted - Aug 22 2024 : 9:28:13 PM
Of course I turn it on
but when I Ctrl+K ,Ctrl + D (format document) commmand on hlsl file. Vs2022 complains like this:
I really exported result is when I save, It will auto reformat like cs file
(as I turn on [Code CleanUp] feature in vs2022 , see pic ;
I think it auto-invoke Format-document automaticlly)
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| feline |
Posted - Aug 22 2024 : 10:38:35 AM
What do you mean by file format?
What file extensions are you using for shader files? I have put together simple test cases for the file extensions HLSH, USH and USF, and VA is active in all of these extensions for me. This does assume you have turned On:
VA Options -> Game Development -> Enable support for shader files (requires restart)
you can also specify other file extensions to treat as shader files here. |
