In Moodle Open source learning platform language customization is not working on local server on version of MOODLE 4.0.2+.l
Under the language customization option in the site admin settings, select the language pack and search for the strings.
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According to the overview at https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/overviews/lsp/overview/, VSCode language servers are essentially JSON-RPC servers. Once VSCode is open and running at least 1 language server, how can you tell what port that language server is running on in order to access it from outside of VSCode?
I want to make an experimental application where a VSCode language server is the back-end for a custom code editor that runs in a separate process.
A language server is usually a console application launched by VSCode based on configuration, and its stdin/stdout streams are redirected. There is no port opened usually. Aka, JSON-RPC is a protocol over stdin/stdout, not JSON over HTTP.
If you want to integrate a language server with your own editor, you might fully implement the language server protocol client on the editor side, so that it can perform the same language server process management and stdin/stdout stream redirection. There are many open source projects out there for famous editors, such as
https://github.com/autozimu/LanguageClient-neovim
https://github.com/atom-community/atom-languageclient
Depending on the programming language your editor is built upon, you can find more specific examples to follow.
I am developing a free software code coverage tool that leverages LSP. I do not want to reinvent the wheel in order to specify and launch a particular language server. What seems to make sense is to use VSCode to obtain the LS extension from the marketplace which will establish an entry in ~/.vscode/extensions. Once I have the extension on my computer I would use it to launch the LS much as VSCode does.
So now I need to grok this extension format to develop a launcher inside my tool. I am looking for specs, examples, tutorials, code or other material that will help, especially from other developers who have done this already.
I am already quite familiar with the LSP spec and some Microsoft VSCode sites and articles, fwiw.
Perhaps a link to the VSCode source where it leverages an extension to launch a language server would be helpful.
I've taken a look at the VS Code documentation on creating a language server but can only see reference to a nodejs implementation. Is there SDK support for creating a language server written in C#? Ultimately this would be a DNX or Core 1.0 library.
It doesn't matter which language is being used to create a language server. as long as you are able to communicate with it from within Visual Studio Code.
A common way to establish the communication is made by using the VSCode Language Server Protocol.
You can build your language service in C#, Java, C++, Delphi or whatever language as long as you create a command line server which is able to handle that protocol.
You can see how a language server in C# is implemented when you take a look at the OmniSharp project.
I am installing ez publish(CMS) in my xampp...
however in this section of installation
SITE PACKAGE
I can't proceed even though I can click next.. I bet the site package is mandatory... I need your help guys... btw, I am installing 2013.5 version
here's the error
Error
Invalid package
Remote repository URL: http://packages.ez.no/ezpublish/5.0/5.0.0/
I've tried uploading the ezwebin_site.ezpkg in the remote repository still I can't proceed... thanks in advance.
Site Package selection step within the Setup Wizard is more or less required (you must select one package using the ratio buttons) to complete a proper eZ Publish installation first time.
Notice the 'Help' sidebar content, "The type of site will choose some basic settings for toolbars, menus, color and functionality. It is possible to change these settings at a later time.".
This is to remind new users that you first use the setup wizard for your first time installation of eZ Publish and then you can re-configure eZ Publish settings, design, extensions, etc manually as much as you desire / require. You can customize almost any part of eZ Publish, once you have it installed and setup properly.
It is recommended for new users to install the 'Website Interface' (with content) package for your first installation. Again you can change all it all after you have completed the default installation and have a working default installation.
More experienced developers may choose to use the 'Plain site' package (with no content, and significantly less default functionality and helpful tools) but this option often causes extreme confusion to new users / developers (who need the tools provided in the 'Website Interface' package to get started using eZ Publish quickly) as it omits expected content classes, default content use case examples, roles / policies, default settings use case examples, ezwebin design extension and much more. As such any package choice other than 'Website Interface' (with the version of eZ Publish you are using) is very strongly discouraged.
Advanced Developers with an already setup installation can create their own site packages to reuse in the future to simplify configuration of a default installation.
Resolution Edit: During an extensive stackoverflow and irc chat it was determined that the user asking the question lacked the WAMP server (PHP modules) support required by eZ Publish 5.x which is why the user was having installation setup problems. Specifically the user was missing the required php curl module which is used / required by the setup wizard to download site packages. The user was strongly recommended to replace Xampp (on win32) with Bitnami (for eZ) which provides for all the requirements of eZ Publish 5.x by default and has already been heavily tested and customized for use with eZ Publish 5.x. Also the user was using an older version of eZ Publish 5.x (2013.5 community build) which only supports PHP 5.3 and the user's Xampp PHP version was PHP 5.6.8 which requires at the very least eZ Publish 5.x (2014.11 community build).
Call me blind but how exactly do we suppose to install Visual Web Developer with Web Platform Installer 3? There is no such an option. The other options do not install it, e.g. WebMatrix, MVC3.
Open Web PI and type Visual Web Developer in the search textbox, hit enter. If it is supported on your platform, you will see it in search results.