I think kde plasma's clipboard tool is quite underrated for this type of thing too. you add something similar as an action, then you get a little popup format button whenever you copy any json. I use it for all sorts of…
you're embedding it as a scripting api and want to limit permissions to just what's needed
have you adhered to the license? https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io/blob/master/C... . if so, where can I get a copy of the source?
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I used to run into this type of problem frequently. I've found that personally adopting something like https://conventionalcomments.org really helps with ambiguity.
I think the big reason to put syntax highlighting in the language server is you have more info, ex you can highlight symbols imported from a different file in one color for integers and a different for functions
I think kde plasma's clipboard tool is quite underrated for this type of thing too. you add something similar as an action, then you get a little popup format button whenever you copy any json. I use it for all sorts of…
you're embedding it as a scripting api and want to limit permissions to just what's needed
have you adhered to the license? https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io/blob/master/C... . if so, where can I get a copy of the source?
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I used to run into this type of problem frequently. I've found that personally adopting something like https://conventionalcomments.org really helps with ambiguity.
I think the big reason to put syntax highlighting in the language server is you have more info, ex you can highlight symbols imported from a different file in one color for integers and a different for functions