[Feature] Add Support for Layered Images

[solarProtag]

Currently the language plugin does not have any part of layered images in its dictionary. This makes it tedious to work with layered images. The sublime plugin, which is linked as a reference, does have layered image support so it's strange the vscode plugin doesn't.

[duckdoom5]

Ah good to know. I thought I had covered that, but clearly it's still missing pieces.

I'll look into it when I find the time

[solarProtag]

Thank you for the quick response!

[solarProtag]

Hi sorry to bother, but is there any update about this?

[duckdoom4]

Hi, sorry for the delay. I've not had time to look into it yet.

Though I think I might have responded a bit too quickly last time. I thought you were talking about syntax highlighting. Could you explain in more detail what it is you're missing?

[solarProtag]

I'm talking about snippets, as all parts of layered images aren't included in that for the renpy extension.

[duckdoom4]

If it's not too much trouble, could you include a screenshot to make it absolutely clear to me what it is you're looking for?

(I'm asking because there are like 5 different categories of tooling, that all affect in different ways how the plugin interacts with your code)

[solarProtag]

I think this screenshot works, but as you can see layered images don't allow for snippets with the current vsc extension. I bring up sublime because the sublime language extension has this, but the vsc one doesn't for some reason.

[duckdoom4]

Cool, thanks for that. That makes it clear, then it's definitely something else than I thought at first.

I can still take a look, but I can't promise I can add it right away. If it turns out to be easy to add I will do so.

I've been working on building an LSP for renpy in my free time for a while now, but it's on hold until I find some time for this again. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much interest from the community to contribute to the project :(
In any case, this LSP would provide all the necessary tools you'd normally get from language plugins so we might not be able to support this fully until we have that