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On 07/29/2012 11:43 AM, Fábio André Damas wrote: > Sorry for the late reply. > > If you run it in the CLI does it output any sort of errors...
Done. Here it is what I got: ## $ sudo python main.py [sudo] password for egarrulo: ttttttttCTRL + C Detected. Exiting ... Ignore any errors after this message. [1]+ Stopped...
Gasp! What happened to my program? I checked the syntax of Markdown and here it is again: ``` #! /usr/bin/env python from Xlib.display import Display from Xlib import X Control_R...
Sorry, I had forgotten to say that I had checked all the obvious configurations, including checking whether `irony-server` was running. Anyway, it turned out that I had a broken configuration...
Another problem is that `company-irony` on Melpa Stable pulls the old version of `irony`, and if users remove the old version of `irony`, `package-initialize` will fail to enable `company-irony` if...
> But users could think that company-irony is stuck, therefore an informatory message -- like "Starting irony-server, please wait..." -- would help; Another idea would be to start the server...
> I'm not sure to understand. Isn't that a bug in the package dependency management? Rather than a bug, it seems that such situations must be handled on a case...
@kstatz12, what OS are you using? Because I am experiencing the same issue with Emacs 27, but only on GNU/Linux, whilst completion works on Windows. EDIT: Completion used to work...
P.S.: Completion on GNU/Linux does not work with Ionide in Visual Studio Code either.
@vzarytovskii Yes! There is `*fsac::stderr*`, with lots of debugging messages. By looking at it, it seems that FSAC can't find standard .NET assemblies: [19:33:48.016 DBG] [FileSystem] Is System.Numerics.dll rooted? False...