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clangd code completion
Pecan:
--- Quote from: juxin5 on October 13, 2024, 10:07:46 am ---thx for the reply.
So I unzip the 3 .7z file (CB_20240807_rev13539_win64, wxmsw32u_gcc_cb_wx325_2D_gcc1410-mingw64, Mingw64dlls14.1.0)
into the same folder and start codeblocks.exe in it.
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So I guess you start Codeblocks by just typing "Codeblocks" or "Codeblocks.exe".
Good, so from now on type "codeblocks /d" to turn on the codeblocks debugger tab at the bottom.
Then go to Settings/Editor/clangd_client/ C/C++ parser(adv.)
Enable check boxes entitled "Enable plugin info logging" and "Enable plugin Debug logging".
Close CodeBlocks and restart it with the /d parameter to turn on those logs.
Load a project you'd normally load for editing.
Wait until the "Code::Blocks Debug" tab at the bottom stops scrolling information.
Right click on the "Code::Blocks Debug" tab at the bottom and choose "Copy contents to clipboard".
Now choose from the main menu, File/New/EmptyFile and say no if asked to add the file to the project.
Select and move the mouse into that empty file and paste into it (ctrl-z key). You should see the log now pasted into that empty editor file.
Save that file to %tmp%/Juxin5ClangdLog.txt, (or any folder that's convenient to you). %tmp% is the same as your C:\Temp or C:/tmp folder.
Zip it up so that you can attach it to a reply to this message.
Thanks for your patients.
And forgive me if I insult your intelligence.
juxin5:
--- Quote from: Pecan on October 13, 2024, 06:11:00 pm ---
So I guess you start Codeblocks by just typing "Codeblocks" or "Codeblocks.exe".
Good, so from now on type "codeblocks /d" to turn on the codeblocks debugger tab at the bottom.
Then go to Settings/Editor/clangd_client/ C/C++ parser(adv.)
Enable check boxes entitled "Enable plugin info logging" and "Enable plugin Debug logging".
Close CodeBlocks and restart it with the /d parameter to turn on those logs.
Load a project you'd normally load for editing.
Wait until the "Code::Blocks Debug" tab at the bottom stops scrolling information.
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thx for the reply.
I think I found where the problem is. A project needed to be loaded for the clangd client to work properly. When only open the .cpp file, it will give the following error:
--- Code: ---GetLSPclient: param pProject is missing
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attached file is the log when loading single file.
I'm not sure if it's intended behavior but either way it's not convenient for me because sometimes I just want to edit a single file. Also classic code completion would work fine in such scenario.
juxin5:
I forgot to say that clangd does work fine when I load a project, meaning the code completion works fine, while also has the issue user "wtfisgoingoff" mentioned.
Pecan:
--- Quote from: juxin5 on October 14, 2024, 08:23:27 am ---I forgot to say that clangd does work fine when I load a project, meaning the code completion works fine, while also has the issue user "wtfisgoingoff" mentioned.
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This guy has got to be a troll. He has wasted a lot of good peoples time.
He said in the beginning that Clangd_client didn't work, now he says it worked fine all along.
--- Quote from: juxin5 on October 11, 2024, 07:38:40 am ---hello, first time here.
I followed the wiki page to enable the Clangd plugin, but the code completion is not working.
Is there something I am missing?
I'm using build 13539 on windows.
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juxin5:
--- Quote from: Pecan on October 14, 2024, 04:33:22 pm ---
He said in the beginning that Clangd_client didn't work, now he says it worked fine all along.
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have you really read what I said? It does not work when I open files without a project.
You really think it works fine when it literally works worse than the classic code completion in this scenario?
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