nfrancque

Okay, in the past I have only used SublimeLinter which is their generic lint-on-save plugin. That seems less exciting than what you can do. There is a sublime package that...

As a testament to how well things are working - between that comment and now I managed to get VSCode installed and VHDL LS loaded up and working! I will...

For posterity in case someone else wants to do this: The package [LSP](https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP) implements LSP for Sublime. As of the time of writing this it does not package the language...

Sorry, should have mentioned that yes I had a vhdl_ls.toml in the project, and it was picking up types I had defined in other workspace files. Automatic, no added configuration...

> How do you differentiate or know what's available? Good point, it might be better to expose options like these as a member function of `vu` and let individuals elevate...

Thanks for the input @tasgomes. Sounds like we all have fairly similar vunit wrappers to handle these things.

Thanks @cmarqu hadn't seen that. We have `startfile` that's basically just a bash script to source for the environment. Your idea seems better. One thing, I do think it's a...

That sounds simple enough and I think fulfills everything I am looking for. Not sure if exposing the factory is necessary or not. But, I do have other use cases...

@GlenNicholls If you're using vhdl ls in vscode as your LSP, this has been my workaround to get the vunit files. It's not perfect but has gotten the job done...

@LarsAsplund Please review. I don't have much experience with tox but it seems natural to change the environment variable settings in the `pyproject.toml` for the acceptance tests to use the...