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Sarcasm / irony-mode

A C/C++ minor mode for Emacs powered by libclang
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Thanks! #482

Open Dickby opened 6 years ago

Dickby commented 6 years ago

I used irony-mode from the beginning of my emacs usage until recently. I changed to cquery a month ago after i decided that it's stable enough. You put my attention to that when you mentioned it in another issues discussion. I just wanted to say thanks for a wonderful package that made my life easier for a long time.

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alexmurray commented 6 years ago

+1

Sarcasm commented 6 years ago

Thank you! I'm not using cquery yet, had some issues with the completion (the issue was with company-lsp I think), but maybe it has improved since, I should give it another try. Indexing seemed to just work when I tried cquery, and this is a very useful feature.

I'd should give a try to eglot + cquery, now that Emacs 26 has been released.

netjune commented 6 years ago

I have used irony-mode for more than 2 years. Thank you very much.

I like the completion style of company-irony and company-irony-c-headers and I'm missing them when using cquery.

LSP is for project. If there is no project, I would use irony-mode.

kangjianbin commented 6 years ago

I tried cquery but gave up. Looks like it isn't stable on Windows (or maybe problem of my configuration).

I really appreciate a feature in cquery: when a file is modified, it will abort previous pending commands (parse, completion, et al) on this file. This speeds up a lot if it is slow to parse the file, for example, some file that include QtWidgets.

Is it possible to add the feature to irony?