I have a language server for a custom language written in go, with vscode language server protocol
I want to adapt it to work with Intellij suite, I found lsp4intellij
but encountered a lot of issues while testing ballerina plugin; not sure if it's still maintained.
Is there an easy way to adapt a language server meant for vscode to intellij without rewriting an adapter.
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No matter what c# script i boot up, no errors are displayed and neither is IntelliSense.
I've reinstalled vsc, reinstalled some extensions, made sure errors are turned on but nothing seems to work.
They work fine in regular vs but not vsc.
VScode by default only support web technologies if you want to use it for other programming languages you have to install microsoft dedicated extension for that technology like - C# for VScode
Does any one knows about citation style language (CSL) we are using one of our project and now we are planning for application server migration from HP-UX to RHEL. So we need to know about how we install the CSL and where we can get it. We could not able to find much information from google. From our old HP_UX server we used CSL Version 1.3 but we don't know how to get it for RHEL 8.
As it is said in https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/implementors/servers , PyDev is a LSP server for Python. So how to run it as a LSP server ?
It is possible by using https://www.pydev.org/vscode/index.html (still note that although PyDev itself is free/open source, this particular integration to use it as a language server is commercial).
I noticed today that VSCode is recommending plugins to me based on what applications I have installed locally.
For instance, if I hover over the recommended Sublime Text Keymapper, it tells me it is recommending it because I have Sublime Text installed.
Does anyone know if the matching between my installed apps and available extensions is done locally, or if the list of known installed apps is sent to a server somewhere?
It's local. Here's the code for it: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/2b251d6e5ebefc2acdc6e73aae92ac2339b4984b/src/vs/workbench/parts/extensions/electron-browser/extensionTipsService.ts#L734
The non oss build just ships with a static mapping of executables names to extensions
I read that Eclipse Che uses Eclipse Orion as its code editor but, while multiple languages seem to be supported in Che, such information for Orion seem to be quite outdated and only JavaScript and other webdev seem to be supported. So:
Like Che, does Eclipse Orion also have editor plugins for
Java
Python
C/C++
and do those plugins have features like
(a) Syntax highlighting
(b) Code completion
(c) Error detection and smart suggestions
(d) Rename refactoring...?
PS1: For my EC2, I could have used Che, but all I want is only its browser IDE without docker containers etc. Besides, running Che on EC2 apparently requires some ephemeral ports to be opened to the world because of docker etc.
PS2: Cloud9 would have worked but it doesnt have SSH access for free version.
Eclipse Orion does not have language tooling for Java, Python or C/C++. Only syntax highlighting is implemented for those languages.