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Author: GwynethLlewelyn

CHANGELOG.md

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 ## Version 1.0.0
 
-Initial release
+Initial release with most of the syntax, some completions, and a menu option.

README.md

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 - Syntax Highlighting for the latest version of LSL (as of the time of releasing this extension)
 - Auto-completions for major LSL constructions and functions (as far as I could make them work)
-- OpenSimulator LSL functions
+- OpenSimulator LSL functions/constants
+
+Still missing:
+
+- Experiences
+- EEP settings
+- And probably a lot more that hasn't been updated to the SL Wiki yet...
+
+Not done yet:
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+- Adding tooltips and parameter completion for _all_ functions (there are hundreds!)
 
 Note that LSL is a language in perpetual flux, with Linden Lab constantly adding new features and functionality, and
 sometimes making older versions obsolete, shuffling parameters around, etc. so at some point in time this extension will
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 [Firestorm Viewer](https://www.firestormviewer.org/) application (which provides a wealth of information for
 auto-completion and tooltips).
 
+While this extension is mostly working, and should give you adequate syntax colouring (and even reasonable scoping),
+don't expect the results to be _exactly_ the same as inside the viewer's editor. In particular, the colours will match
+your Nova theme, not the conventions set by Linden Lab. It's theoretically possible to create a new, specific theme to deal
+with the LL colour conventions, but I haven't done that yet (I'm not expecting many people to use _this_ extension!).
+
 ## Disclaimer
 
 Second Life®, Linden Scripting Language and the inSL logo are trademarks of Linden Research, Inc. No infringement is intended.
+
 Nova® is a registered trademark of Panic Inc.
+
 Gwyneth Llewelyn is not affiliated with either of these two companies, much less endorsed by any of them.