If you add commentary on top of any function/script/data, the file's Outline (bottom of the sidebar) gets disabled until all commentary on top of all structs gets deleted once again.

It happens when a % is on top of any struct to be more precise.

These ones were introduced in SR 0.4.4 (I think?)
Used by General Guy, Lava Piranha and a few maps

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Call SetJumpAnimations lacks any highlighting

In Star Rod 0.5 strings can now use #message when being declared too, like this:

#message $MyString
{
Hello[END]
}

While writing Scripting code, if you are about to write SetTimescale and you use the autofill feature (Ctrl+Space) it will write the name incorrectly instead of SetTimescale will be SetTimeScale.

Failed to read database file [...]/battle_func_library.lib:
Unknown scope: undefined

... as well the other 4 func_libraries

Probable cause:
/src/databaseParser.ts line 150 accesses non-existing array index for scope string battle formerly tokenized from {scope=battle} line in library file

see https://github.com/nanaian/vscode-star-rod/blob/d5ca63ee6e64db82e470f7759b7f83711fa1c9be/src/databaseParser.ts#L150

When using Ctrl + Shift + P and then the Open Enum command, right now isn't possible to open .old files from database/old.
Those files are actually used by Star Rod.

Right now is only possible to open .enum files from /types, would be really useful if we could open .flags files too 😃👌

You can find the byte code here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/16850z34UR9kO8RWVpmB6B3goL2qRdGGLlT3xY61l72s/edit#heading=h.b6b1w0udrag7

Although I dunno if we can actually do something like this in Star Rod:

#new:ItemScript $MyItemScript
{
SetVisible
SetTileSize ( .IconSize:32x32 )
Loop
	SetIcon     ( 60` ~ImageIcon:item/key/cake_done )
Restart
End
}

You should ask clover, if isn't the case just close this issue 👍

If StarRod encounters an error during mod compilation and I attempt to open the log file via the VSCode popup notification, the following error shows:

Command 'Star Rod: Compile Mod' resulted in an error (cannot open file file://[path_to_mod_directory]/logs/compile.log.
Detail: Unable to read file '[path_to_mod_directory]/logs/compile.log' (Error: Unable to resolve nonexistent file '[path_to_mod_directory]/logs/compile.log'))

This happens if the StarRod folder is not directly inside the mod's root folder, I'm assuming the Compile Mod command thinks that StarRod is in there instead of referencing the starRod.installDirectory setting.

see
https://github.com/nanaian/vscode-star-rod/blob/f323f6d36541b981521457b9d8d43c83a1d9ea17/src/Mod.ts#L88

Same as #9

But happens if the commentary is next to the structure name, like this:

Fish / Wrymouth made a Python script that allows for this and I think it'd be neat to have it as a feature of the SR Extension for VSCode!

Fish / Wrymouth's Python Script:
https://discord.com/channels/279322074412089344/1100186595598008391/1100186595598008391

When making strings you can use #string $MyString or #new:message $MyString the syntax highlighting get broken when you use #new:message