Opens .dbc files as a paged table instead of loading the whole grid into the Webview.
Includes 246 build-specific schemas with named and typed columns.
Edits signed/unsigned integers, floats, UTF-8 strings, arrays and localized strings.
Supports add, duplicate and delete row operations.
Integrates with VS Code undo/redo, Save, Save As, Revert and hot-exit backups.
Rebuilds and deduplicates the WDBC string block when saving.
Creates <file>.dbc.bak before an in-place save by default.
Falls back to raw 32-bit columns when a schema is missing or its record size differs.

The editor intentionally supports WDBC only. Later DB2, WDB and cache formats are outside the current build-12340 scope.

Development

cd vscode-dbc-editor
npm install
npm run check

Open this directory in VS Code and press F5 to launch an Extension Development Host. Open any .dbc file there; the custom editor is registered as the default editor.

To produce an installable VSIX:

npm run package
code --install-extension .\moonwell-dbc-editor-0.1.0.vsix

Editing notes

Click a row number to select it for duplicate/delete operations.
Cell values can be edited inline. The lower text area is useful for long strings; press Ctrl+Enter or click Apply cell.
Search is performed on the ID plus ordinary, enUS, and ruRU string columns.
An unknown or structurally different table opens in raw mode to avoid applying the wrong string offsets or field types.
ID edits are rejected when they would create a duplicate key.

Schema provenance

The schema bundle is derived from WoWDBDefs under CC BY-SA 4.0. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md and schemas/README.md.

WDBXEditor was used as a behavioral reference only. Its source and XML definitions are not redistributed here.