Closed ilkl closed 3 years ago
At the moment I don't have the time to create and support a new plugin. That said, I did take a quick glance at vscode-java-decompiler and it looks fairly straightforward. It might not take much effort should you or somebody else want to port it to coc.nvim.
Another quick note. Since there doesn't appear to be anything specific to vscode in vscode-java-decompiler, theoretically you could run it along with coc-java by just installing it.
You could add it to your vim runtimepath in your vimrc config. Something like this:
set runtimepath+=/path/to/vscode-java-decompiler
Or try installing it with the full GitHub url since it's not in npm:
CocInstall https://github.com/dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler
Or try installing with a vim plugin manager:
Plug 'dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler'
See the coc.nvim extensions docs for all the details on the available installation options.
Thank you very much! I use Plug'dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler' and it works.
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Coc-java cannot view the source code, but you can view the source code by installing a plug-in vscode-java-decompiler for vscode. Can you write a coc java decompiler plugin based on dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler?