OK. It was quite a while ago since I compared them, but I did recently decide to stick with vim instead of VS Code for a C project because Code keeps popping up function signature information, which would be very useful, but the popups keep getting in the way of what I want to read/edit, and options to make them only appear with a certain keystroke either don't work or don't apply to that sort of popup.
But for my next project I might as well go the whole hog and use Typescript anyway. On Sat, 10 Nov 2018 at 23:02, <makep...@firemail.cc> wrote: > VS Code JavaScript support has been at the level of TypeScript, since > last year or so it started using the TS compiler for JS internally. > YouCompleteMe deprecated Tern support and is moving to TypeScript as > well, see the project's homepage. Try adding this to your tsconfig.json > and reload: > > -- TH
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