I'm working on lua-language-server annotation for Gideros

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• MoKaLux Member

  September 2022 edited September 2022

  good news, thanks for this PaulR
  
  strangely enough I don't use VS Code I use Gideros Studio and Notepad++
  
  EDIT: first PR

  my growING GIDEROS github repositories: https://github.com/mokalux?tab=repositories

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• PaulR Member, Maintainer

  September 2022

  Have no fear, it's for any editor that supports the Language Server Protocol and it looks like Notepad++ has a plugin for it!
  
  https://github.com/Ekopalypse/NppLspClient
  
  I just use the command line these days, there's a weird Qt bug/happening on Linux with qscintilla (I've not migrated the xmake build to 2022 yet) cursors so I was forced away at knifepoint!
  
  
  

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• keszegh Member

  September 2022 edited September 2022

  i'm not familiar with linux but what i'd like to have is the ability to export a native linux app (that e.g. can be installed on most common distros like linux ubuntu/mint).

  Longtitle Productions, creator of
  Fragmenter - animated loop machine and IKONOMIKON - the memory game

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• PaulR Member, Maintainer

  September 2022

  keszegh said:

  i'm not familiar with linux but what i'd like to have is the ability to export a native linux app (that e.g. can be installed on most common distros like linux ubuntu/mint).

  Yeah, that would be good. I'm not the most experience Linux user in the world either and I don't know what the best method of bundling self-contained games is. Good news is that GApp export works on Linux right now.

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• PaulR Member, Maintainer

  September 2022

  On the subject of Linux things, in preperation for moving on to Gid Luau, I published an xmake package for Luau:
  
  https://github.com/xmake-io/xmake-repo/blob/master/packages/l/luau/xmake.lua
  
  xmake really is a nice build system/package manager that embraces the C/C++ and wider ecosystem instead of trying to compete with it. It can target all the platforms Gideros targets including emscripten/HTML. We can see above that it uses cmake, which it downloads and installs itself (away from system apps/path) if you don't have it. Same with other tools and package managers.

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