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Perl Language Server that includes syntax checking, perl critic, and code navigation
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Is it possible to open modules directly (path is from Cygwin)? #128

Open lishengting opened 7 months ago

lishengting commented 7 months ago

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Just as showed in the picture. Is it possible to open the module File::Basename: \usr\share\perl5\5.36\File\Basename.pm directly in a new tab? BTW, the path is from Cygwin. When I click "Go to Definition (F12)", it shows "No definition found for 'Basename'".

Thanks!

bscan commented 7 months ago

Hi @lishengting, currently this is not supported. Perl only knows about the cygwin path and has no way to translate it into a path that vscode understands. I use WSL2 instead, which works extremely well with the WSL extension. I highly recommend WSL if that is an option.

Otherwise, for this to work, I could add a variable that would allow mapping of paths from Perl reported to vscode (e.g. maps / -> c:\Cywgin\). This could also be helpful for people who run a containerized Perl, do syntax checking over SSH, or use WSL without the WSL extension.

lishengting commented 7 months ago

Otherwise, for this to work, I could add a variable that would allow mapping of paths from Perl reported to vscode (e.g. maps / -> c:\Cywgin\). This could also be helpful for people who run a containerized Perl, do syntax checking over SSH, or use WSL without the WSL extension.

Yes, this is what I wish. Something like "perl.pathMap": [ [ "file:///", "file:///D:/cygwin64/" ] ] in Perl::LanguageServer.

Hope you have time to implement this feature. Thanks!