Hello guys,
I just watch the last video about LiveView of the Chris Mccord and I would like to know how to Highlights the code with color inside the Sigil of the Live View ~S"“”?
The mine is just one color…
I already have installed this package but the Sigils is like the image.
Maybe some set?
Thank’s for reply @chouzar!
I’m not really sure 
from the Changelog:
v0.2.25: 23 May 2019
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(VS Code) Support syntax highlighting in Phoenix LiveView (.leex) files, including ~L sigil (Thanks to @rrichardsonv)
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Is it updated to the latest version? Have you tried re-installing? 
Yes I re-installed two times.
I notice the files who are using the Sigil ~L is with just the *.ex( like the component post_component.ex ) and not *.leex.
This should work. Perhaps you have another extension that is conflicting? What other extensions do you have installed?
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Yes *.leex files are when you want to separate the markup from liveview’s lifecycle functions. But setting that aside I don’t have any more elixir plugins running with VSCode.
I’m not sure how a language server works, if its of any help this is my current configuration:
- ElixirLS 0.3.3
- Erlang/OTP 22
- Elixir 1.9.4
- WSL: Ubuntu-18.04 (plugin lives at ubuntu, not windows)
I skimmed the video and I was unable to find a single frame that would have shown a ~L sigil.
Can you please provide exact second of the video where it is seen?
All highlighted template code that I have seen was in leex files, not in sigils.
The vscode LS plugin does definitely not add any special support for ~l, ~e, L, nor ~E. It just wires them up to be recognized as sigils at all.
Yes maybe is this, I have these:
- kkalita.dark-plus-elixir
- zerokol.vscode-eex-beautify
- iampeterbanjo.elixirlinter
- elixir-lsp.elixir-ls
- mrorz.language-gettext
- mjmcloug.vscode-elixir
I disable one by one and nothing happens!
I uninstalled the vscode-elixir.
And now work’s it was this.
Look my printscreen.
Thank you for all replies guys!
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It will be good to update this page:
And put just the Elixir LS which will continue and have updates, like tells on changelog:
v0.3.3: 15 Apr 2020
Meta:
- The original repository at JakeBecker/elixir-ls has now been deprecated in favor of elixir-lsp/elixir-ls. Any IDE extensions that use ElixirLS should switch to using this repository. The “ElixirLS Fork” extension on the VS Code marketplace will be deprecated, and updates will continue at the original ElixirLS extension
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I’ve now updated that wiki to list ElixirLS before VSCode-Elixir, but I think it’s still a little bit early to call VSCode-Elixir unmaintained so I haven’t removed it.
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