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The documentation or the website doesn't list all the languages it supports, especially for jump to definition. It just says all popular languages. This is a bi
by ecthiender 8y ago
The documentation or the website doesn't list all the languages it supports, especially for jump to definition. It just says all popular languages. This is a bit concerning, because the docs also mentions no (planned) support for plug-ins yet.
FWIW, I'm interested in Haskell support. For jumping to definitions and showing type of expression under cursor.
- Karliss 8y agoFirst page under symbol jump states that it is based on and can be extended using .sublime-syntax format. At this point of time I was expecting language server protocol support.
- wasted_intel 8y agoLSP support is planned! Although, the rationale for including it is for advanced language features, like "go to method". I'd be surprised if other editors were using it for syntax highlighting. I've had to jump through hoops to keep that performant on large files. Seems like putting that in a separate process would make performance even more of a challenge. I found this after a quick search: https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol/issues/33#issuecomment-231883169 https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol/issues...
- anonimito 8y agoghcmod-vim lets you query types but I hadn't found anything that allows gotodef which is why I just went back to vscode + vim keybinds + haskero and everything just works.