The RedM CodeLens provides an easy way to view the Red Dead Native Method used by a Native Invoker in VS Code. With the CodeLens you also gain the ability to quickly lookup the Native Method used in a Native Invoker. Fully configurable rendering of the CodeLens, select the documentation websites you want, and much more!

Features

• The CodeLens can be used for the following languages: Lua, JavaScript, TypeScript, C and C#.
• The extension can run on VS Code Desktop and VS Code Web.
• Show the matching Native Method name and parameters for corresponding Native Hash via the CodeLens above the Native Invoker line.
• Direct access to any documentation website, as long as it has a query url that supports the hash.
• Enable or disable each part of the CodeLens rendering.
• Personalize what documentation website you want to use.

 

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code v1.63.0 or higher.
• Active internet connection (only on start-up) to fetch native dictionary.

How to install

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Extension Settings

redmCodelens.documentation.renderCodelens

Controls whetever the Documentation CodeLens is shown.

redmCodelens.documentation.links

Configure associated documentation dictionaries that have a builtin query url. Use ${hash} for query value.

redmCodelens.documentation.showQuickPick

Controls whetever all documentation dictionaries are shown when clicking on the Documentation CodeLens. When disabled, the first item from redmCodelens.documentation.links will be used.

redmCodelens.native.renderCodelens

Controls whetever the SomeNativeMethod(id: number): void Native Method CodeLens is shown.

redmCodelens.native.showPrefix

Controls whetever a prefix 0x7265.. ~ SomeNativeMethod(id: number): void is shown in the Native Method CodeLens when multiple native methods are used on the same line.

Known Issues

See https://github.com/quintende/redm-codelens/issues for currently known issues.