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I'm sorry, but we can't help with this. The TypeScript code in our repository is open source with the MIT license, but the language server backing that code is closed source and proprietary. The language server binaries we release with our extension are not licensed for use in products outside the Visual Studio family. |
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Hi @bobbrow, thank you for your reply. I want to make sure I understand this correctly before we run into licence issues in the future. My current understanding was that by using the request forwarding approach (linked in my original question) we delegate the production of code completion suggestions back to vscode which may then use any extension available. We would like to give users of vscode a more or less seamless experience when mixing functionality implemented in c files with c detail code within the room language. Please let me know if you would consider the request forwarding approach to be unlicences/unintended use. |
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Are you implementing a VS Code extension? The link to your project page didn't have any reference to VS Code, so it looked like you were implementing your own IDE. If you are a VS Code extension and are calling into our extension, that does not violate any terms of use and I apologize for the confusion. If you are not a VS Code extension then I'm unfamiliar with how you could use the request forwarding to communicate back with VS Code. Is that what you're trying to do? |
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Thanks for the clarification :-). I guess I was beein imprecise in my question which caused the confusion it the first place. We are currently developing a vscode extension as an alternativ to the existing eclipse tooling. But, as it is currently in a very early alpha stage it did not make it on the project page, yet. |
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Thank you for clarifying. What you are trying to do would be allowed, but what I think is going to block you is that cpptools does not currently operate on all URI types. It only supports Related: #3343 |
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Hi @hildenc1 . The legend for semantic tokens used by the C/C++ extension can be found in this repo. Is it possible that the |
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Hi, We have found one solution which works after opening the CPP file in background using vscode API "vscode.workspace.openTextDocument" and it does trigger "textDocument/didOpen" on the file and then calling the code completion API. The code completion works only after first some edit in the cpp files. for clangd extension it is working without doing any edit of cpp file in the IDE with the same approach. clangd/vscode-clangd#589 . Could you please see if we have some option to achieve the same in C/C++ extension? Thanks, |
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@Rajsmit I'm not aware of why completion would require an edit. If C_Cpp.loggingLevel is set to "Debug" do you see any logging that explains why completion isn't working. You could file a bug/issue on this. Update: I created an issue at #12143 |
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Hi @sean-mcmanus , Thanks for creating the issue for the same. I collected the logs and feels like the it expects CPP files to be visible in IDE for doing parsing. i am adding log below for both scenario. With file opened in background With File opened in IDE LSP: (received) cpptools/didChangeVisibleTextEditors Thanks, |
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@Rajsmit Fixed with https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases/tag/v1.20.1 |
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Hi @sean-mcmanus , Tested with v1.20.1 (pre-release) now the code completion is working with first time itself without opening in IDE. Thanks for quick resolution. |
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We are currently trying to add vscode editing support to the eclipse eTrice project (https://www.eclipse.org/etrice/).
We got the intial highlighting and code completion for the "room" language to work using the lsp. Now we would like to add code completion to the action code blocks within the room language. Those blocks are written in c. We already tried to setup Request-Forwarding to use the existing c language support provided by the cpptools.
Unfortunately vscode.executeCompletionItemProvider command does not return any suggestions. If we save the content of the virtual c file we are creating the saved file can be opened and the completion works as expected. But even if we pass the uri of the saved temporary file to the command we get an empty result.
I noticed that semantic tokens are provided for the standalone file but not for the embedded c code. I am not sure if that could be an issue. But, I could not figure out how to delegate semantic token creation (using provideDocumentSemanticTokens ) as I need the legend to register the provider (which I don't have for the cpptools).Is there any documentation / example on how to get code completion from the cpptools in an embedded language? Or has anyone done that successfully and is willing to share is path to success?
If not maybe someone has some more insights into what is needed for the cpp tools to produce completion suggestions?
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