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Not sure if this is the right forum, but where can I get the newest syntax highlighter for jass thats compatible with reforged?

Also is there a list of all natives anywhere? So that I can study the possibilities of the language.
 
where can I get the newest syntax highlighter for jass thats compatible with reforged?

There is nothing that works in-editor on the latest patch. You can either use an older hacked editor like JNGP or WEX, or you can use a code editor like vscode.

awesome vjass support - Visual Studio Marketplace

You can use the //! import directive to load external JASS scripts into the trigger editor or you can ditch the trigger editor altogether and code exclusively in an external code editor using a custom build script.

Also is there a list of all natives anywhere? So that I can study the possibilities of the language.

All of the natives are listed in the common.j file. You can either extract it from the CASC or save your map with JassHelper enabled and it will show up in your documents folder.

I also have all of the scripts here. It is generally up to date with the latest patches.

I should also mention that unless you rely on a ton of legacy JASS scripts then you should probably switch over to Lua (or better yet, TypeScript).
 
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Even if you had syntax highlighter and function list, I can't imagine myself ever opening an editor without
-multiplayer emulation
-automatic backups of my map
-colorizer
-automatic tooltip filler and the like in the object editor
And so on.

#OccupyBlizzard
#MakeEditorGreatAgain
 
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