the lsp-code I use, and a related post:
Rather than writing to stdin directly, I imagine you'll want to write a small program to handle at least some of the encoding details.
why copy+paste+return just fail? what I've been missing..
the lsp-code I use, and a related post:
Rather than writing to stdin directly, I imagine you'll want to write a small program to handle at least some of the encoding details.
why copy+paste+return just fail? what I've been missing..
The LSP protocol needs \r\n
while copy-pasting likely only gives you \n
. In addition there must not be a newline at the end of the request, but terminals don't send the line buffer to the program until a newline is typed.
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