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I've started a project for this at https://github.com/itowlson/fsharp-vs-commands. It's very rudimentary at the moment, no support for preferences, but I'll try to get that fixed over the next few days (and will probably try to move some of the code over into F# -- it's C# at the moment because that makes it slightly easier to get the VS integration going). Please feel free to take it into Fantomas if you want -- I started a separate project so that I could add other non-formatting commands to it if I wanted to. Also please let me know if you want me to provide additional attribution or include a copy of your licence.
@greenbutton This is sweet. Thank you for starting it. Let me know when the project is ready for testing; I'm eager to try.
I did some investigation, my assessment also shows that starting C# is the reasonable choice. Later we could gradually move the add-in towards F#.
Personally, I would like to separate formatting commands from other commands and add the add-in to this repository. It's easier to update and deploy the add-in.
Planning to look at it this weekend. I'm happy for you to take the code into the Fantomas repo. What are your priorities for me to address before you do that -- build script, bug fixes, etc.?
@dungpa Preferences and FSI detection are now in. I need to have a think about 'format selection' but your and Vasily's suggestions sound like a promising compromise between making it functional and keeping it simple!
@itowlson Great. When the addin is feature complete, could you please create a pull request and put the project into vs or addin, etc under the root folder. It definitely is the most awaited pull request :-).
Sorry, been travelling (again). I am happy to transfer whenever is convenient for you (and agree it would be best as I'm struggling to be responsive!). How do you want to do this? Do I need to fork the main Fantomas project and add my code to the fork, then you merge back in? Or would it be easier for you to just take the files and add them to your repo?
@itowlson It would be great if you can create a pull request and put the VS extension under vs folder in the root directory. That's even better if you can preserve commit history while transferring the code.
Let me know how I should attribute your work. I will add a few more sentences on README, but I'm not sure it's enough.
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dungpa commentedon Apr 15, 2013
Hi Gustavo,
Despite my zero knowledge on VS extension, this is on the TODO list.
There are a few reasons that it hasn't been implemented yet:
That said, there are some problems with the core that will occupy my time. I hope that someone in F# community steps up to help with this issue.
greenbutton commentedon Apr 20, 2013
Hi,
I've started a project for this at https://github.com/itowlson/fsharp-vs-commands. It's very rudimentary at the moment, no support for preferences, but I'll try to get that fixed over the next few days (and will probably try to move some of the code over into F# -- it's C# at the moment because that makes it slightly easier to get the VS integration going). Please feel free to take it into Fantomas if you want -- I started a separate project so that I could add other non-formatting commands to it if I wanted to. Also please let me know if you want me to provide additional attribution or include a copy of your licence.
dungpa commentedon Apr 20, 2013
@greenbutton This is sweet. Thank you for starting it. Let me know when the project is ready for testing; I'm eager to try.
I did some investigation, my assessment also shows that starting C# is the reasonable choice. Later we could gradually move the add-in towards F#.
Personally, I would like to separate formatting commands from other commands and add the add-in to this repository. It's easier to update and deploy the add-in.
dungpa commentedon Apr 26, 2013
@greenbutton @itowlson What is the status of the VS add-in :-)?
itowlson commentedon Apr 26, 2013
Planning to look at it this weekend. I'm happy for you to take the code into the Fantomas repo. What are your priorities for me to address before you do that -- build script, bug fixes, etc.?
dungpa commentedon Apr 26, 2013
@itowlson Thanks. My priorities would be:
itowlson commentedon Apr 27, 2013
@dungpa Preferences and FSI detection are now in. I need to have a think about 'format selection' but your and Vasily's suggestions sound like a promising compromise between making it functional and keeping it simple!
dungpa commentedon Apr 28, 2013
@itowlson Great. When the addin is feature complete, could you please create a pull request and put the project into
vs
oraddin
, etc under the root folder. It definitely is the most awaited pull request :-).dungpa commentedon May 11, 2013
@greenbutton @itowlson Did you receive my message at itowlson/fsharp-vs-commands#2 (comment) about status of the VS add-in?
itowlson commentedon May 12, 2013
@dungpa Many apologies. I've been away this weekend and wasn't checking email. I'll respond over there.
dungpa commentedon May 17, 2013
@itowlson No problem. I'm waiting for your answer there.
dungpa commentedon Jun 7, 2013
@greenbutton @itowlson Have you seen my message at itowlson/fsharp-vs-commands#2 (comment) :-)?
itowlson commentedon Jun 7, 2013
Sorry, been travelling (again). I am happy to transfer whenever is convenient for you (and agree it would be best as I'm struggling to be responsive!). How do you want to do this? Do I need to fork the main Fantomas project and add my code to the fork, then you merge back in? Or would it be easier for you to just take the files and add them to your repo?
dungpa commentedon Jun 7, 2013
@itowlson It would be great if you can create a pull request and put the VS extension under
vs
folder in the root directory. That's even better if you can preserve commit history while transferring the code.Let me know how I should attribute your work. I will add a few more sentences on README, but I'm not sure it's enough.
ovatsus commentedon Jul 1, 2013
Could you upload the addin to the Visual Studio gallery, so it's searchable and installable from the VS extension manager?
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