RJ TextEd

bprlhe

They also use the same clangd language server as C/C++.

You only need to add the .m (Objective C) and .mm (Objective C++) file extensions to the template.

bprlhe

Syntax highlighting for Objective C (.m) and Objective C++ (.mm) are not in good shape.

.m file has limited syntax highlighting, and .mm file has no syntax highlighting at all.

Both Objective C and Objective C++ share the same .h extension for header files with C/C++.

The editor can't detect if ...

bprlhe

What is your solution to this? Have the text editor generate this file? Sublime Text's plugin requires to use cmake as the build system: https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP-clangd

bprlhe

Well, you were right. Added C:\msys64\clang64\include to Source folders solved the problem. On Sublime Text, I don't need to do that, though.

bprlhe

No, it's RJ TextEd that is problematic. When I hover over #include <cmath> I found it correctly show the header's location as C:/msys64/clang64/include/c++/v1/cmath.

bprlhe

Here is the PDFium control used by the Text Editor Pro developer:

https://github.com/TextEditorPro/TPDFiumControl

bprlhe

The Text Editor Pro developer also publishes his syntax highlighter component and syntax highlighting files on Github. Too bad he doesn't turn Issues on so people can't interact with him there. He can only be contacted via his email address.

https://github.com/TextEditorPro/TTextEditor

bprlhe

Their websites are htmx.org and hyperscript.org. As I know there are syntax highlighting already available for VSCode and Sublime Text.

bprlhe

The Open dialog is not correctly themed. With any dark themes, the Open dialog is generally still light but the texts on the left pane are becoming white and thus invisible, only the icons are still visible. This doesn't happen with RJ TextEd.

p/s: I'm using Windows 8.1 64 bit.

bprlhe

A PDFium based plugin to open PDF files inside the application like Text Editor Pro?

https://www.texteditor.pro/support/downloads/ (scroll to PDF VIEW).

bprlhe

I asked this question because the settings by me seem not working. On Language server settings I set the Command to be C:\msys64\clang64\bin\clangd.exe and Initial folder to be C:\msys64\clang64\bin . Other settings are left with default values. When I working on an example source the language ...

bprlhe

It's different from the standalone clangd or the clangd provided by LLVM. The template for clangd of RJ TextEd is based on the clangd provided by LLVM. To get the MSYS2 clangd, install the package mingw-w64-clang-x86_64-toolchain with the pacman package manager on MSYS2 then add C:\msys64\clang64 ...

bprlhe

This feature is very useful. For example, the Objeck language server required the environment variable OBJECK_STDIO to be set to stdio, but doing so globally will break the output of command line Objeck applications as they need OBJECK_STDIO to be either utf8 or utf16.

bprlhe

You forgot to add Objeck's reference types. I added them for you.

bprlhe

I will report back to the Objeck developer. Thank you.

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Language Server for Objective C and Objective C++

RJ TextEd's support for Objective C and Objective C++

clangd needs compile_commands.json

Re: Need help setting up the clangd provided by the MSYS2 project

Re: Need help setting up the clangd provided by the MSYS2 project

Re: Open PDF files on RJ TextEd?

Re: Feature Request: Edit language files via GitHub

DONE: Could syntax highlighting for htmx and _hyperscript be implemented?

Re: Version 1.24

Open PDF files on RJ TextEd?

Re: Need help setting up the clangd provided by the MSYS2 project

Need help setting up the clangd provided by the MSYS2 project

DONE: Allow setting environment variables for the language server process from RJ TextEd's Language server settings

Improved syntax highlighting file for Objeck

Re: How to add a new language?