Fabio Zadrozny

Unfortunately no, it's not possible to read that from a pyproject.toml right now. The config must be set in the language server config (which is the responsibility of the language...

Could be done as: - Action to be manually called (something as Robocorp: Build RCC enviroment). - Code lens at the top of the conda.yaml to build it (which calls...

Refactoring is currently only supported in the VSCode. The Intellij integration still needs to catch up (so, the language server supports it but the client doesn't). p.s.: pull requests/patches welcome...

That's really unsupported (right now it supports only renaming variables and keywords). I've created https://github.com/robocorp/robotframework-lsp/issues/692 to track this.

As a note, the current workaround is editing your launch configuration to pass those as arguments for the run... Still, I agree that it'd be nice to have a way...

I'm reopening because I think it'd still be useful to have those in the settings (that way, it'd be possible for code-completion to present those variables globally).

@red8888 `%` variables are loaded as environment variables, not global variables (so, in your example it should really fail).

I believe this is because it's picking up an older version of Robot Framework. Can you try to set the `Language Server Python` setting to the python you expect to...

Hi, I just wanted to point that LiClipseText (http://www.liclipse.com/text/) has that feature (while working as a generic editor for many formats).

Well, unfortunately, I think that the current implementation: https://github.com/fabioz/LiClipseText/tree/master/plugins/org.brainwy.liclipsetext.shared_ui/src/org/brainwy/liclipsetext/shared_ui/mark_occurrences https://github.com/fabioz/LiClipseText/tree/master/plugins/org.brainwy.liclipsetext.editor/src/org/brainwy/liclipsetext/editor/common/mark_occurrences is too tied to the infrastructure available on LiClipse and I really don't have the time to port it to...