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LanguageClient neovim
Install LanguageClient-neovim
- Check out the
next
branch - Systems with prebuilt:
./install.sh
- Others (e.g. FreeBSD): install rustup,
make release
(to getbin/languageclient
)
You may use the plugin manager vim-plug
LanguageClient-neovim
nvim +PlugInstall +UpdateRemotePlugins +qa
~/.config/nvim/settings.json
(optional, by default it creates cache directory .ccls-cache
in the project root)
{
"initializationOptions": {
"cache": {
"directory": "/tmp/ccls"
}
}
}
~/.config/nvim/init.vim
let g:LanguageClient_serverCommands = {
\ 'c': ['ccls', '--log-file=/tmp/cc.log'],
\ 'cpp': ['ccls', '--log-file=/tmp/cc.log'],
\ 'cuda': ['ccls', '--log-file=/tmp/cc.log'],
\ 'objc': ['ccls', '--log-file=/tmp/cc.log'],
\ }
let g:LanguageClient_loadSettings = 1 " Use an absolute configuration path if you want system-wide settings
let g:LanguageClient_settingsPath = '/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.config/nvim/settings.json'
" https://github.com/autozimu/LanguageClient-neovim/issues/379 LSP snippet is not supported
"let g:LanguageClient_hasSnippetSupport = 0
First example:
cd /tmp; mkdir c; cd c
git init # let LanguageClient-neovim know this is a project
echo '#include <stddef.h>\nint main() {}' > a.cc
nvim a.cc
# :LanguageClientStart
For a larger project, you'll need .ccls or compile_commands.json in your project root.
These features will work out-of-the-box.
nn <silent> <M-j> :call LanguageClient#textDocument_definition()<cr>
nn <silent> <C-,> :call LanguageClient#textDocument_references({'includeDeclaration': v:false})<cr>
nn <silent> K :call LanguageClient#textDocument_hover()<cr>
augroup LanguageClient_config
au!
au BufEnter * let b:Plugin_LanguageClient_started = 0
au User LanguageClientStarted setl signcolumn=yes
au User LanguageClientStarted let b:Plugin_LanguageClient_started = 1
au User LanguageClientStopped setl signcolumn=auto
au User LanguageClientStopped let b:Plugin_LanguageClient_started = 0
au CursorMoved * if b:Plugin_LanguageClient_started | sil call LanguageClient#textDocument_documentHighlight() | endif
augroup END
See LSP Extensions for the description of these extensions.
" bases
nn <silent> xb :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/inheritance'})<cr>
" bases of up to 3 levels
nn <silent> xB :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/inheritance','levels':3})<cr>
" derived
nn <silent> xd :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/inheritance','derived':v:true})<cr>
" derived of up to 3 levels
nn <silent> xD :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/inheritance','derived':v:true,'levels':3})<cr>
" caller
nn <silent> xc :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/call'})<cr>
" callee
nn <silent> xC :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/call','callee':v:true})<cr>
" $ccls/member
" nested classes / types in a namespace
nn <silent> xs :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/member','kind':2})<cr>
" member functions / functions in a namespace
nn <silent> xf :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/member','kind':3})<cr>
" member variables / variables in a namespace
nn <silent> xm :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/member'})<cr>
nn xx x
$ccls/inheritance derived:false
: base classes/overridden methods/specialized from
$ccls/inheritance derived:true
$ccls/call
: callers/callees of a function
$ccls/vars
: instances of a type
$ccls/member
: fields of a struct/class/union/...
There are also hierarchical views of $ccls/call
$ccls/inheritance
$ccls/member
(see the Emacs page) but they have not been implemented by a Vim plugin.
See $ccls/navigate
nn <silent> xh :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/navigate','direction':'L'})<cr>
nn <silent> xj :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/navigate','direction':'D'})<cr>
nn <silent> xk :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/navigate','direction':'U'})<cr>
nn <silent> xl :call LanguageClient#findLocations({'method':'$ccls/navigate','direction':'R'})<cr>
fu! C_init()
setl formatexpr=LanguageClient#textDocument_rangeFormatting()
endf
au FileType c,cpp,cuda,objc :call C_init()
In visual mode, =
will invoke textDocument/rangeFormatting
, which is a replacement of the clang-format
command (both of them use the clangFormat library).