Feature #11741
implement a fully featured Language Server Protocol (LSP) server for 4GL code
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#1 Updated by Greg Shah 20 days ago
- Related to Feature #3882: changes to allow the front-end to be used for 4GL syntax checking added
#2 Updated by Greg Shah 20 days ago
- Related to Feature #3883: eclipse plug for developing 4GL code using FWD including editing, syntax checks, running conversion added
#3 Updated by Greg Shah 20 days ago
- Related to Feature #11355: VSCode extension added
#4 Updated by Greg Shah 20 days ago
The Language Server Protocol (LSP) is a platform independent protocol for creating language support that can work across various IDEs (VSCode, Eclipse IDE, Eclipse Che, vim...).
It is an open standard, originally created by Microsoft for their internal use and then made more generic through work with Eclipse, IBM and Red Hat.
Why You Should Know the Language Server Protocol
VSCode only works with LSP. Building the LSP is the first step in implementing the full extension in #11355.
#6 Updated by Greg Shah 20 days ago
- Related to Feature #11742: implement a fully featured Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) server for 4GL code (in FWD) added