Closed lavish440 closed 2 years ago
This command works for me using the git master branch. Could you try that?
But before delving into the autogenerated stuff, do you get completions for the basic LaTeX commands, say, \cite
or \section
?
No. I don't get any autocompletion at all.
@astoff Respond please What should I do?
If you get no completions at all, then there must be some problem in your text editor configuration.
There is no problem with my Neovim configuration as texlab, clangd and ccls work fine. Also I have seen from logs that digestif is successfully connected to coc.
coc.log
This is the output of :CocCommand workspace.showOutput languageserver.digestif
{
"languageserver": {
"digestif": {
"command": "/home/lavish/.luarocks/bin/digestif",
"filetypes": ["tex", "plaintex", "context"],
"trace.server": "verbose"
}
},
"Lua.telemetry.enable": false
}
@astoff This is my coc config
I see nothing obviously wrong with your configuration, so I'm afraid I can't help more. You might have better luck with a newer version installed with the self-installing wrapper script.
@astoff I have installed digestif using the wrapper script. I have generated .tags file for amsmath.sty and copied it to ~/.digestif/data successfully but still I am not getting any completion for anything.
I'll close this now, but if in the future you want to discuss the inclusion of a tags file, please feel free to open a new ticket.
I am currently using digestif with coc.nvim. I installed digestif using luarocks but I didn't get any autocompletion. Whenever I try to generate tags file, digestif gives me an error
digestif --generate $(kpsewhich amsmath.sty)