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LanguageServerRobot User guide
Mayan Jean edited this page Mar 23, 2018
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The LanguageServerRobot is a Windows console application, which can be launched using the following options.
USAGE
- TypeCobol.LanguageServerRobot [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS DESCRIPTION:
Options | Description |
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-l, --loglevel=VALUE | Logging level (1=Lifecycle, 2=Message, 3=Protocol). |
-v, --version | Show version |
-h, --help | Show help |
--lf, --logfile=PATH | PATH the target log file |
-p, --prompt | Prompt to start a replay |
-r, --robot | Robot Client/Server mode. |
-c, --client | Robot Client/Replay mode. |
--ioc | Inversion of control. |
--script=PATH | PATH is the script file to be replayed. |
--suite=PATH | PATH is the session file to be replayed. |
-s, --server=PATH | PATH is the server path |
--so, --soptions=VALUE | Server options |
-d, --dir=PATH | PATH is the Scripts repository directory |
-m, --monitoring | Show the monitoring Window |
-e, --stoperror | Stop a replay at the first error |
--init=PATH | PATH is the json file for a LSP "initialize" request |
--config=PATH | PATH the json file for a LSP "workspace/didChangeConfiguration" notification. |
The LSR recording mode is specified using the following options:
Options | Description |
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-r, --robot | A Client launching a LSR process can redirect LSR standard Input/Output Stream, that is, it can send Json RPC LSP Messages using its output Stream an receive Json RPC LSP messages from the server using its Input Stream |
-s, --server=PATH | PATH is the server path, it is the full path name to the server location, the server must be an Operating System executable process. |
-d, --dir=PATH | PATH is the Scripts repository directory, it is the directory where all sessions files and scripts document files will be stored. The default value for this option is: C:\Users**<user_name>**\AppData\Roaming\LanguageServerRobot\Repository. Here **<user_name>**\ is your user name on your machine |
--so, --soptions=VALUE | Server options, here Server specific options can be specified as argument.s |
-m, --monitoring | Show the monitoring Window, The Language Server Robot Monitoring (LSRM) application will be launched and shown. |