kate lsp client plugin

[Mark Nauwelaerts]

On 25/06/19 21:40, Christoph Cullmann wrote:
> On 2019-06-25 14:53, Christoph Cullmann wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>> Thanks for the positive feedback and reception!  I will continue to
>>> work on it and if/when useful post some spam^Hupdate on progress.  I
>>> will also have a look at supporting standalone compilation, as
>>> suggested ...
>>
>> Given one can just copy the plugin directory into the addons directory of
>> the normal kate.git (and add it to cmakelists.txt) I would not spend time on the
>> standalone compile.
>>
>> Actually, one could develop later on it even if we don't directly release it
>> per default in the normal kate.git and just keep it default off for
>> the compilation.
> Hi,
>
> I have given your plugin a try here ;=)
>
> I must confess, it does all things better than my quick hack!
>
> Actually, to get more people out there testing it, I would think
> it might make sense to move development to the normal kate.git
> and just not activate the compile of the plugin per default.
>
> Would that be interesting for you or do you want to keep developing
> it on your own repo?
>
> Greetings
> Christoph
>
Thanks, nice to hear it also works elsewhere rather than just Works For Me ;-)

It's written to be used/tested and to be(come) part of Kate, so if I can 
put/push things there so it's picked up easier (and by more people), then moving 
that way (with optional compilation and so) is fine by me :-)

At least, that is assuming that it can be arranged that I can somehow still 
carry on (hopefully fast paced) development (in coming weeks) in an easy way, 
i.e. with some fairly discretionary "commit and push" ability (on plugin code).  
Whether we are then talking about master or (more likely) some other 
(lspclient?) branch.  I am not up to specs on applied development practices 
(yet) in such regard ... And suffice it to say I don't have any such access to 
kate.git at this time ;-).

Regards,
Mark.