Support file link in hover

[CppCXY]

When I press x trying to jump, a vscode pops up: I hope that IDEA can jump on its own.

[CppCXY]

In VSCode, the supported URI format is "{uri}#{line}:{col}-{line}:{col}", I hope IDEA can also support this.

[angelozerr]

Could you please share your lsp trace hover.

[CppCXY]

Could you please share your lsp trace hover.

[Trace - 17:22:27] Received response 'textDocument/hover - (45)' in 9ms.
Result: {
  "contents": {
    "kind": "markdown",
    "value": "```lua\nlocal t : ambiguous\n```\n\n___\n[x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test2.lua)"
  }
}

[angelozerr]

@CppCXY when you write your issue could you please add it the content of your file too.

It will avoid for me to rewriting your sample file by seeing your screenshot. Thanks!

[CppCXY]

@CppCXY when you write your issue could you please add it the content of your file too.

It will avoid for me to rewriting your sample file by seeing your screenshot. Thanks!

ok, the file: learn.zip

[angelozerr]

In VSCode, the supported URI format is "{uri}#{line}:{col}-{line}:{col}", I hope IDEA can also support this.

You mean that you can write this syntax in your comment?

If yes could you give me a sample?

[angelozerr]

Could you please share your lsp trace hover.

[Trace - 17:22:27] Received response 'textDocument/hover - (45)' in 9ms.
Result: {
  "contents": {
    "kind": "markdown",
    "value": "```lua\nlocal t : ambiguous\n```\n\n___\n[x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test2.lua)"
  }
}

Thanks!

[angelozerr]

@CppCXY when you write your issue could you please add it the content of your file too. It will avoid for me to rewriting your sample file by seeing your screenshot. Thanks!

ok, the file: learn.zip

Sorry I wanted to say to add your content file in the issue like:

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua)
local t

[CppCXY]

@CppCXY when you write your issue could you please add it the content of your file too. It will avoid for me to rewriting your sample file by seeing your screenshot. Thanks!

ok, the file: learn.zip

Sorry I wanted to say to add your content file in the issue like:

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua)
local t

This file uri is pointing to the file itself.

[CppCXY]

In VSCode, the supported URI format is "{uri}#{line}:{col}-{line}:{col}", I hope IDEA can also support this.

I'm sorry, I was wrong, VSCode only supports {uri}#line.

[angelozerr]

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua)
local t

So you can write this lua file content:

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua#10)
local t

Is that?

[CppCXY]

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua)
local t

So you can write this lua file content:

--- [x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua#10)
local t

Is that?

yes

[angelozerr]

Ok and could you write relative path?

[CppCXY]

We use this feature to implement Go to types in hover

[angelozerr]

@CppCXY I have played in vscode with uri

[x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua#10)

is working

[x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua#10:5)

doen't work (it doesnt' jump to 5 clumnà)

[CppCXY]

[x](file:///C:/Users/zc/Desktop/learn/test.lua#10:5)

doen't work (it doesnt' jump to 5 clumnà)

Indeed, it does not support column.

[angelozerr]

@CppCXY @FalsePattern the PR about supporting file link in markdown has been merged.

You can install https://github.com/redhat-developer/lsp4ij?tab=readme-ov-file#testing-the-ci-builds to test this feature.

Please play with this feature and give us feedback, thanks!

[angelozerr]

@CppCXY have you tried this feature ? Is it working for your all usecases?

[CppCXY]

@CppCXY have you tried this feature ? Is it working for your all usecases?

I've tried it and found that the format is #L{line}:{col}. In fact, VSCode supports both #{line} and #L{line}, but I've decided to switch to the version you support.

[angelozerr]

I've tried it and found that the format is #L{line}:{col}

I support the both syntax:

• #L{line}
• #L{line}:{col}

[angelozerr]

Could you create please an issue to support too #{line} syntax