vscode-elixir/Lobby

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

created with elixir 1.4.2

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

It doesn't seem path related. It's intermittent.

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Can you cd into that project and run 'elixir path/to/alchemist-server/run.exs dev'

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

I read that in the readme and did that. It just stays at:
Initializing alchemist-server for environment "dev" (Elixir version 1.4.2)

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Weird

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

Is node involved in this somehow? I'm running 7.2.1.

fr1zle

@fr1zle

I think vscode bundles it's own node version

I'm currently at a conference with no WiFi, so it will be a few hours before I can look into it more.

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

Ok :) Let me know how I can help. I don't want to be w/o this extension :)

fr1zle

@fr1zle

okay, so @23min how did you create the new project? did you run mix compile already?

Peter Bruinsma

@23min

mix new myapp --sup

Yes, it's got a couple of dependencies (incl Ecto) and I've done mix get deps, mix compile, mix test, etc.

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

Hey, I've just installed VSCODE with Elixir and there is something stange going on when I try to autocomplete things. If I type def test, it does autocomplete the test name, but when I type something like Enum. nothing happens whatsoever. How can I debug this?

And ofcourse it sometimes does work :)

fr1zle

@fr1zle

@barttenbrinke did you try running mix compile?

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

Yes @fr1zle this a big project , I think alvhemist is taking a long time to process small changes.

When autcomplete is not working i see a beam running in the a activity monitor

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Okay. Does this only happen in test sources or other sources as well?

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

All modules

When I open up a module and type Enum. It works once, then I see a bean spinup and it stops working for 30 seconds. Then everything works again.

Beam

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Okay... I have never actually tried using it in a big project (sadly elixir is only a hobby for me).

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

:smile: is there a simple way to see some debug info ?

fr1zle

@fr1zle

So i will have to find a big project and do some testing.

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

Maybe I can narrow down the search a bit

fr1zle

@fr1zle

You can open the developer console via the "Help" menu. It's basically chrome dev tools. Maybe you will find something of interest there in the console

Bart ten Brinke

@barttenbrinke

Ill try that tomorrow!

Thanks!

@0radek

hey everyone

with latest update is the auto complete not working right for some people? for example, i used to be able to do something like defmodule MyProject.Whatever do <--- autocomplete do

except now it recommends defoverrideable first

instead of do

fr1zle

@fr1zle

@ScaryWolfMan latest vscode or plugin update?

B Kunto Adji

@bromoapp

Hi .... guys :P

Frank Kumro Jr

@fkumro

With the latest vscode and latest vscode-elixir plugin, would anything prevent auto-indentation to not work?

def x do <enter> and the next line doesn't indent. also end isn't being inserted.

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Hmm that doesnt sound right. Let me check

there should be a snippet that does it... otherwise it seems to indent correct for me. but it won't insert "end" if you don't choose the snippet

Frank Kumro Jr

@fkumro

if I select the snippet all is well, if I don't then it doesn't indent. The lack of end makes sense.

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Ok, weird... It does for me. also when I add the "end" it does indent it as well... hmm

Frank Kumro Jr

@fkumro

my settings file is small

{
    "workbench.colorTheme": "One Dark Pro",
    "workbench.iconTheme": "vscode-icons",
    "vim.disableAnnoyingNeovimMessage": true,
    "editor.fontFamily": "'Panic Sans'",
    "editor.fontSize": 16,
    "editor.tabSize": 2,
    "editor.renderWhitespace": "all",
    "editor.cursorStyle": "block-outline",
    "editor.tabCompletion": true,
    "editor.rulers": [
        80, 100
    ],
    "editor.autoIndent": true,
    "editor.cursorBlinking": "phase"
}

fr1zle

@fr1zle

Hmm, did you try to disable the vim plugin?

Frank Kumro Jr

@fkumro

defmodule works without using the snippet

fr1zle

@fr1zle

just to rule if out

Frank Kumro Jr

@fkumro

yes I tried, no luck

fr1zle

@fr1zle

export const configuration: vscode.LanguageConfiguration = {
  wordPattern: /:?\w+[\.\w+]*/g,
  indentationRules: {
    increaseIndentPattern: new RegExp('(after|else|catch|rescue|fn|^.*(do|<\\-|\\->|\\{|\\[))\\s*$'),
    decreaseIndentPattern: new RegExp('^\\s*((\\}|\\])\\s*$|(after|else|catch|rescue|end)\\b)')
  }
};

this looks correct to me

it hasn't been changed for a while as well

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