Harald Weiner

@lsharkey Can you please provide an example which shows what is not working? For me, File->Export PDF (Styled) is working to get hypertext links working. But I am using a...

Okay, I think I can now reproduce your problem. When using the following snippet: ``` #Title 1. [Home directory](file:///home/) 2. http://www.github.com 3. https://www.github.com 4. www.github.com 5. [Downloads folder](Downloads) 6. [Home...

Sorry for posting to an old thread, but I found this issue through Google search. The [language server protocol](http://langserver.org/) (or LSP for short) might be relevant to deal with these...

Once the mentioned issue is resolved, I will try to implement a language server for the ANTLR4 grammar itself as proposed in https://github.com/antlr4ide/antlr4ide/issues/186

Yes, you are right. As https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2017/may/article3.php mentions, most LSP plugins for Eclipse also use TextMate for syntax highlighting. As Antlr can already generate code for syntax highlighting, I am not...

Yes, you are right. As https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2017/may/article3.php mentions, most LSP plugins for Eclipse also use TextMate for syntax highlighting. As Antlr can already generate code for syntax highlighting, I am not...

Which java compiler are you using that is ignoring the "all" statement? Mine (oracle-jdk 1.8.0.121) is quiet fine with it: ```bash harry@harry ~$ echo -e '@SuppressWarnings("all")\npublic class Hello {\n\tpublic static...

Yes, with the `-Xlint:all` command line option its now the same for me. Seems I am not using it anywhere...

Ah okay, according to http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/tools/windows/javac.html#nonstandard right, `-Xlint` with some optional argument is enabling the according warnings. Interestingly the following is working: ```bash ~ $ echo -e '@SuppressWarnings("cast")\npublic class Hello {\n\tpublic...

According to the Java specification at http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-9.html#jls-9.6.3.5 its up to Java implementations if "all" is a valid value. E.g., for Eclipse the suppressing string "all" is well defined - see...