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The Language Server Protocol (LSP) is a protocol used between languages and IDE-like tools to provide language-aware IDE features, like jump-to-definition, find-all-references, and code completion.
It would be great for Dex to have LSP support: this could be used to implement a Visual Studio Code extension or Emacs mode for Dex, or to augment dex web <file.dx> with language-aware features like hover tooltips showing the types of variables and all references of a variable.
We're brainstorming some grander ideas for redesigning the Dex compiler to be more query-evaluation-oriented and API-oriented, and an LSP implementation overlaps with that vision. There's more design work and discussion to do, so we're not ready to start any implementation yet.
This discussion was converted from issue #375 on December 23, 2020 21:00.
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The Language Server Protocol (LSP) is a protocol used between languages and IDE-like tools to provide language-aware IDE features, like jump-to-definition, find-all-references, and code completion.
It would be great for Dex to have LSP support: this could be used to implement a Visual Studio Code extension or Emacs mode for Dex, or to augment
dex web <file.dx>
with language-aware features like hover tooltips showing the types of variables and all references of a variable.We're brainstorming some grander ideas for redesigning the Dex compiler to be more query-evaluation-oriented and API-oriented, and an LSP implementation overlaps with that vision. There's more design work and discussion to do, so we're not ready to start any implementation yet.
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haskell-lsp
library: for implementing LSP for languages written in Haskellhaskell-lsp
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