doomemacs/modules/tools/lsp/autoload/common.el

;;; tools/lsp/autoload/common.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-

;;;###autodef (fset 'lsp! #'ignore)
(defun lsp! ()
  "Dispatch to call the currently used lsp client entrypoint"
  (interactive)
  (if (modulep! +eglot)
      (when (require 'eglot nil t)
        (if (eglot--lookup-mode major-mode)
            (eglot-ensure)
          (eglot--message "No client defined for %s" major-mode)))
    (unless (bound-and-true-p lsp-mode)
      (lsp-deferred))))
[eglot] Add support for eglot lsp client in emacs - Update README - Add eglot-specifics to cc, rs, py, hs removing unused lsp-mode packages when eglot is active - Add eglot-specific bindings - Add doctor warnings for debugger +lsp and +peek - Add eglot-backed lookup-handlers - Add flycheck checker using eglot for :checkers syntax users (using flycheck/flycheck#1676 and flycheck/flycheck#1592 discussion). This implementation is based on @marsam code, and uses recent Flycheck development in order to make the code smaller and easier to maintain. 2020-05-01 11:01:11 +02:00			`;;; tools/lsp/autoload/common.el -- lexical-binding: t; --`

fix(lsp,tree-sitter): void-function lsp!/tree-sitter! errors These are autodefs, meaning they should be defined whether or not the containing module is enabled, but they should no-op when it's disabled, by defining a no-op macro with the same name. However, lsp! and tree-sitter! are meant to be used as hooks, and you can't use macros as hooks, so you get void-function errors when they are used as such. This ensures they are properly defined as no-op functions in those cases. I.e. ;;;###autodef FORM FORM is used instead of a no-op macro if the parent module is disabled. 2022-06-22 15:11:59 +02:00			`;;;###autodef (fset 'lsp! #'ignore)`
[eglot] Add support for eglot lsp client in emacs - Update README - Add eglot-specifics to cc, rs, py, hs removing unused lsp-mode packages when eglot is active - Add eglot-specific bindings - Add doctor warnings for debugger +lsp and +peek - Add eglot-backed lookup-handlers - Add flycheck checker using eglot for :checkers syntax users (using flycheck/flycheck#1676 and flycheck/flycheck#1592 discussion). This implementation is based on @marsam code, and uses recent Flycheck development in order to make the code smaller and easier to maintain. 2020-05-01 11:01:11 +02:00			`(defun lsp! ()`
			`"Dispatch to call the currently used lsp client entrypoint"`
			`(interactive)`
refactor: deprecate featurep! for modulep! featurep! will be renamed modulep! in the future, so it's been deprecated. They have identical interfaces, and can be replaced without issue. featurep! was never quite the right name for this macro. It implied that it had some connection to featurep, which it doesn't (only that it was similar in purpose; still, Doom modules are not features). To undo such implications and be consistent with its namespace (and since we're heading into a storm of breaking changes with the v3 release anyway), now was the best opportunity to begin the transition. 2022-08-12 20:29:19 +02:00			`(if (modulep! +eglot)`
fix(lsp): eglot-ensure advice nooping in some major modes Due to the nested structure of eglot-server-programs, our advice would not correctly detect entries for some modes (like javascript modes), effectively disabling Eglot in those modes. I've replaced the advice with a solution baked into lsp!, so folks still have the option of using eglot-ensure directly if they want it activated unconditionally. Amend: #7219 2024-08-14 17:56:57 -04:00			`(when (require 'eglot nil t)`
			`(if (eglot--lookup-mode major-mode)`
			`(eglot-ensure)`
			`(eglot--message "No client defined for %s" major-mode)))`
No-op (lsp) if already enabled #3390 `lsp-deferred` calls `lsp` and `lsp` seems to do something expensive whether or not lsp-mode is already active. Over TRAMP, this is much too expensive, so we no-op lsp-deferred if lsp-mode is already active. 2020-08-02 16:27:09 -04:00			`(unless (bound-and-true-p lsp-mode)`
			`(lsp-deferred))))`