Open TheFloatingBrain opened 10 months ago
If is not avaible in mason.nvim then you will have to install it manually. Then just use lspconfig
like they show on the wiki.
I tried a slight variation on the default config:
local lspconfig = require('lspconfig')
lspconfig.ccls.setup {
init_options = {
compilationDatabaseDirectory = "build";
cache = {
directory = ".ccls-cache";
};
}
}
Seems to work, but no auto complete, it is saying that it cant find the nvim-cmp module.
Does autocomplete work with any other language server?
Yes, I got it to work with python-language-server with the config I was trying commented out. If I uncomment it however, it does tell me it cant find cmp or nvim-cmp if I try to use the code at the top of this. Not sure if I need it though, if I delete that code from init.lua autocomplete for python works fine. However I am not sure if I need this more advanced completion for CCLS
So it seems you don't have nvim-cmp installed, or is not loading correctly. So whatever completions you do have working they are not configured by lsp-zero.
If you don't need nvim-cmp, you can delete the code that uses the cmp
module from your config.
If you want lsp-zero to handle the autocomplete configuration, make sure you have all these plugins installed:
CCLS is a C/C++/Objective-C language server that can be used with lsp-config (which I understand that lsp-zero is built using). If I run
LspInstall
it only gives meclangd
(when though there are other C++ language servers/related things (formatters/linters) available on Mason (clang-format, codelldb, cpplint, cpptools soralint-language-server) tagged as being C++ servers, but they dont show up in the list. If I try to uselsp.setup_servers({'ccls', force = true})
nothing seems to happen. I wanted to know: since lsp-zero builds on lsp-config, is there a work-around to get it to support CCLS? In addition, could CCLS be added?