VS Code syntax highlighting for INTERCAL#6
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TextMate grammar supporting all INTERCAL syntax: keywords, gerunds, variable types (spot, two-spot, four-spot, cat box), operators (mingle, select, double worm), constants (mesh, double mesh, quad mesh), labels, assignment, SUB/BY keywords, and splatted statement highlighting. Includes character naming reference table in README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.ifiles with full INTERCAL syntax support[]), operators (including double worm=), constants, labels, and splatted statementsInstallation
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vscode-intercal/to~/.vscode/extensions/and restart VS Code.Test plan
.isample file — keywords, variables, operators should be colored[]variables highlighted as distinct type=highlighted as quantum operator*) shown as errors🤖 Generated with Claude Code