On 2013-08-09 08:41, Brian Schott wrote:
I've been making some progress on a project called DCD[1], which is D's
answer to Go's Gocode[2]. It's a command-line client/server
autocompletion program for D built off the same lexer/parser/ast code
that powers DScanner.
I'd like to get some help writing integration scripts for the editors
that I don't use such as Vim, Emacs, Sublime, and of course your
favorite that I left off the list. If you have experience scripting your
text editor of choice and some spare time to play with new and unstable
software, please consider creating a pull request.
[1] https://github.com/Hackerpilot/DCD
[2] https://github.com/nsf/gocode
I tried to compile this and I got these errors:
acvisitor.d(289): Error: no property 'name' for type
'stdx.d.ast.AliasInitializer'
acvisitor.d(311): Error: no property 'name' for type
'stdx.d.ast.AliasDeclaration'
acvisitor.d(322): Error: no property 'name' for type
'stdx.d.ast.AliasDeclaration'
I tried this on Mac OS X, yes I know it's not supported but I wanted to
try anyway.
A couple of comments:
* If DCD depends on DScanner, why don't you add it as a submodule?
* If you don't want to include DScanner as a submodule, you should at
least have a link to it
* If you clone with "git clone --recursive" submodules are automatically
cloned
* Actually, "git clone --recursive" won't work. I think it's because you
haven't used the Git protocol when including message pack
* It should be mentioned how to build the project, i.e. build.sh
* Does this even build out of the box on Linux? If you just clone
DScanner it will create a directory "DScanner", not "dscanner" which is
required by the build script. This only happened to work on Mac OS X
because the file system is case insensitive
--
/Jacob Carlborg
