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So if client sends too many requests than stdin can buffer, PLS will also block because it cannot write to stdout. (It seems stdin/stdout/stderr share one common buffer)
Currently I use PLS with neovim. But I would like to try it out with VSCode like that in README. (Fairly, I cannot tell the behavior I see is due to client or server, so I need another client to compare.)
However I cannot find extension in VSCode market. Would you like provide a installation manual?
Or do I need create a wrapper extension for PLS? Thanks!
@HerringtonDarkholme nice idea. I've noticed a few language servers do come with wrapper extensions. Would be happy to look into it some time, could you create a separate issue for it? Thanks
@HerringtonDarkholme thanks for raising these points. I want to close this ticket and instead track individually any ideas for performance improvements. Here are some to get us started:
Activity
gatesn commentedon Mar 7, 2017
+1 to all three here!
HerringtonDarkholme commentedon Mar 7, 2017
Hi @gatesn! Thanks for quick reply.
Currently I use PLS with neovim. But I would like to try it out with VSCode like that in README. (Fairly, I cannot tell the behavior I see is due to client or server, so I need another client to compare.)
However I cannot find extension in VSCode market. Would you like provide a installation manual?
Or do I need create a wrapper extension for PLS? Thanks!
gatesn commentedon Mar 7, 2017
@HerringtonDarkholme nice idea. I've noticed a few language servers do come with wrapper extensions. Would be happy to look into it some time, could you create a separate issue for it? Thanks
gatesn commentedon Jun 29, 2017
@HerringtonDarkholme thanks for raising these points. I want to close this ticket and instead track individually any ideas for performance improvements. Here are some to get us started:
performance