Open Dima-369 opened 2 years ago
I am afraid this may be out of scope because this is a JS/CSS case, not PHP.
Maybe the native VSCode option like "editor.wordBasedSuggestionsMode": "allDocuments"
could be useful? Have you tried this?
Or maybe add-on like SCSS Everywhere or CSS Navigation ?
I'm not sure what your workflow looks like, but in general when working with a JS environment, you shouldn't do it in a PHP file.
I am afraid this may be out of scope because this is a JS/CSS case, not PHP.
Hmm, I thought this is definitely in the scope because the features state: Embedded HTML/JS/CSS code intelligence.
. So I thought that all of the CSS constructs (both .css files and inline <style>
tags in the workspace) are indexed.
But I am just guessing because there is no access to the source code of the server ;)
So is intelephense only indexing .php
files? I thought that it would work like PhpStorm where HTML/JSS/CSS/PHP files are all indexed as well.
Maybe the native VSCode option like "editor.wordBasedSuggestionsMode": "allDocuments" could be useful? Have you tried this? Or maybe add-on like SCSS Everywhere or CSS Navigation ?
That sounds useful, thanks! But I don't use VSCode, I use Emacs, so dabbrev
would be the way for me to connect this.
I'm not sure what your workflow looks like, but in general when working with a JS environment, you shouldn't do it in a PHP file.
Well, depending on the PHP framework or certain features, it is vital to use PHP directly inside <script>
tags.
[PhpStorm] (https://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/) has this nice feature where if you are inside a jQuery function or in other functions where you expect HTML selectors, that completions are offered as shown:
Would it be possible to implement something like that here?