Nathan Ridge
Nathan Ridge
This suggests clangd is crashing on startup. When you perform "restart server", that does restart the server, it just crashes again on startup. If you look at the Clangd section...
> Perhaps vscode-clangd could check if the passed params are valid and if not output the error message? I don't think we want to duplicate the logic for validating clangd's...
> It seems like doxygen documenation syntax is not recognized. Could you be more specific about what you are expecting / hoping to see?
> I was thinking more of just doing a test run perhaps? In the simplest way, you could just check if the server starts sucessfully. We do check that. And...
> As you can see it makes use of the \brief, \param options and displays the information in the right place (for example the param documentation next to the params)...
> I think perhaps what you're suggesting is that, when this happens, instead of having to look in the Output window to see the reason for the crash, it would...
> I have encountered this problem, and it appears frequently. What should I do? sob Look in the Output window (choose Clangd from the dropdown) for Clangd logs. If the...
This is a bug in vscode-languageclient: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-languageserver-node/issues/673 As you can see, it has been fixed, but we need to release a new version of vscode-clangd that picks up a version...
Looks like vscode-clangd picked up the fix to vscode-languageclient, but other users complained (#356, #357) and in response vscode-clangd was updated in #358 to use an empty list of commit...
> The second question above isn't answered: if fo( becomes foo(), how do you type fo()? With `editor.quickSuggestions.other: off`: 1. Type `fo(` 2. (Do not, at any point, manually activate...