Eveeifyeve

LSP Is `Language Server Protocol` It's what all languages use like C++, Python and even Java Uses a LSP. https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/

It is, cause how are people going to use your language when there is no support in their editors? They have to see your documentation to find out the issue.

But if I was you using your language you assume you want intellisence for your language right. But oh that right it's not implemented because you need to implement an...

To be quite honest you letting hundreds even thousands of people down with no LSP support or intellisence built in. So my take is if there's no intellisence why make...

So yeah I will say good luck at getting VSCode Support ore any Editor Support built in Without LSP Support, Because they all use LSP.

> > To be quite honest you letting hundreds even thousands of people down with no LSP support or intellisence built in. So my take is if there's no intellisence...

> Because Skript is still intimately tied with Bukkit APIs, a language server would need to either spin up a Bukkit server or work independently of the Skript plugin, neither...

> Because of the nature of Skript as a language it would be almost impossible to create a useful LSP. Instead of a strict grammar and a regular structure, Skript...

> As everybody else has said already, if you want this then you're free to produce it yourself, but it's not something that we are able to (or see the...

I have created a fork [here][fork] but when i get the time I will develop it. [fork]: https://github.com/Eveeifyeve/Skript