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I am an Emacs user and I was wondering if the language server is compatible with Eglot or lsp-mode out of the box?
I think in theory these tools will be compatible directly with any server implementing the LSP protocol. It could be very easy to get it working, I just wasn't able to figure it out immediately and wanted to see if anyone else had successfully gotten it working.
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You should be able to run koka with the arguments --language-server --lsstdio to run the language server communicating over stdin/stdout protocol, which is typically supported by language server clients.
[eglot] Connected! Server `EGLOT (syntax/nil)' now managing `nil' buffers in project `syntax'.
(where "syntax" is the folder in the samples directory containing basic syntax)
However, any Eglot command issued after that returns the following error:
eglot--current-server-or-lose: jsonrpc-error: "No current JSON-RPC connection", (jsonrpc-error-code . -32603), (jsonrpc-error-message . "No current JSON-RPC connection")
I'm not sure what the problem is
(I used emacs -Q so there are no other addons enabled to interfere with it, just eglot and flymake)
Hi,
I am an Emacs user and I was wondering if the language server is compatible with Eglot or lsp-mode out of the box?
I think in theory these tools will be compatible directly with any server implementing the LSP protocol. It could be very easy to get it working, I just wasn't able to figure it out immediately and wanted to see if anyone else had successfully gotten it working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: