Nnoremap F5 :call LanguageClient_contextMenu() I also have setup some mappings to wire up the functionality to some key Let g:LanguageClient_diagnosticsList = "Location" " Use the location list instead of the quickfix list to show linter warnings The final step to setup these plugins is to configure them in the init.vim: autocmd BufEnter * call ncm2#enable_for_buffer() ThisĬan be fetched by invoking the install.sh within the folder. LanguageClient-neovim is written in Rust and needs a binary executable. There are a couple more extensions to ncm2 so that it also providesĬompletion suggestions from other sources as well: The ansible role doing the vim plugin installation is MyĬhoice is LanguageClient-neovim for the LSP client and ncm2 to have itĪutomatically show completion suggestions in an asynchronous way. Merged to Neovim master that provides built-in support for language servers.īut it is not fully fleshed out yet and not-quite-yet ready as daily driver. There is a large selection of language client plugins and recently a PR was
JAVA IDE ON FOR SURFACE CODE
This will provide the code completion functionality and code navigation
JAVA IDE ON FOR SURFACE INSTALL
The next piece in the puzzle is to install a Neovim plugin that can utilize the Is extended to include ~/bin/ so that the language server can be launched The environment variable $PATH on my system I also have small script that acts as a wrapper to launch the language server. mvn clean install -DskipTests within the project This will clone the repo into ~/dev/eclipse/ and build the mvnw clean install -DskipTests args : chdir : ~/dev/eclipse/ - name : Remove possible incompatible state file : path : ~/.local/share/eclipse state : absent name : Clone git : repo : dest : ~/dev/eclipse/ - name : Build command. The first important piece of the puzzle is a language server. Important bits to install in more detail in a second. You can find all that stuff in my dotfiles repository. Simple: Vim already includes native support to load plugins and to setup myĭevelopment environment I need to install a lot of things outside vim anyway, I’m usingĪnsible instead of something like vim-plug or Vundle. The way I manage my vim plugin installations may be a bit unusual. For example to automatically add an import to be able to useīe able to launch all tests in a file, or the test method where my cursor is Quickly jump to a specific Symbol.Ĭode code completion based on semantics, not just syntax.
JAVA IDE ON FOR SURFACE DRIVER
To be able to use Neovim as my main driver for Java development there are a few The same thing applies for things like git blame integrations. In Vim I can easily navigate and search the same wayĪs in a regular text buffer, in IntelliJ it is a kind of different window withĭifferent rules. I find this annoying, for example when trying to make sense of the My main other gripe is that in IntelliJ not everything is a text buffer as it Connecting via SSH and running Neovim feels a lot Is x2go which kinda works, but there is some more delay and every now and Utilize that as a thin client to my desktop to do real work. I’ve also a Surface GoĪs a kind of couch device and digital scratchpad, so I was wondering if I could I prefer having a beefy desktop machine because you can get a lot more memoryĪnd CPU cores than on a notebook, and for a lower price. Machine also when I’m remote with a less powerful device. Into using Neovim for Java development is so that I can utilize my main desktop There are a couple of gripes I have with IntelliJ, but the main reason I looked To text editing alone there is nothing I’m really missing. I’ve been using it for a long time now and when it comes (There is a newer version of this article available)įirst of all I want to point out that IntelliJ with the IdeaVim plugin has a Thursday, Novem» Java Neovim Setup Neovim for Java developmentĪ writeup of how I’ve setup Neovim for Java development
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