So this seems like it is relying on external connections and an external
server for the LSP portion. I'll admit I haven't been involved as much
on the latest eclipse technologies as in the past, but there are still
many times, when I don't have an active Internet connection, and would
hope I wouldn't need one just to edit files. If the server portion is
residing locally, then I'm alright with it, but if whatever
implementation relies on a remote connection to exist to work then.
I agree that if there aren't enough active people to work on existing
projects to maintain the WTP SSE editors, it is time for them to be
replaced... as long as there are equivalents for the existing core editors.
I guess I'd like a list of what the target editors to be replaced are?
Dave
On 4/26/2017 3:09 AM, Mickael Istria wrote:
Hi Angelo,
I'm well aware of typescript.java and confirm it's currently working
much better than the experiment I'm sharing.
BlueSky and TypeScript.java do share the same textmate layer.
However, the interesting part of my proposal compared to
typescript.java is that it relies on a server conform to the LSP
protocol, so it doesn't require any specific development for those
languages and factorize all the maintenance effort to LSP4E and the
language server. On the long term, I just hope tsserver will support
or provide bindings for the Language Server Protocol so we could
directly use it.
Cheers,
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