Closed JonasWischeropp closed 1 month ago
Confirmed. I have tried Windows and Ubuntu and I get the same error. It's also not working with the original LTeX from Julian Valentin
I have to correct my previous statement. The usage you described in your issue is wrong. It's not meaningful to point "ltex.languageToolHttpServerUri"
to ltex-ls-plus. Let me explain:
The option--server-type=TcpSocket
was designed for other purposes and I also don't know how to use it exactly.
I guess your use case is to run the spell check on another server and not on your computer.
"ltex.languageToolHttpServerUri"
to the address of your LanguageTool Server, e.g. http://localhost:8081
Thank you. I should have read the documentation more carefully. Turns out it's actually ltex.ltex-ls.path
I was looking for
to test my changes to ltex-ls-plus
with the vscode client.
Describe the bug Using
ltex-ls-plus
overTcp
throws an exception. In VS Code just the loading symbol is shown.(When I use the VS Code extension normally without setting
ltex.languageToolHttpServerUri
everything works.)Steps to reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
$HOME/.vscode/extensions/ltex-plus.vscode-ltex-plus-15.1.0/lib/ltex-ls-plus-18.1.0/bin/ltex-ls-plus --server-type=TcpSocket --port=9095
LTeX: Check Current Document
actionExpected behavior The document should be checked.
LTeX configuration
"ltex.languageToolHttpServerUri": "http://localhost:9095/"
LTeX LS log
Version information
(Uses the versions distributed with vscode-ltex-plus)