Frederik Claus
Frederik Claus
@Eskibear can you please look at the code and decide if we can move forward with it or not?
@fbricon When the filter text is used, vscode will hide completions once the `(` is entered:  Without the filter text, vscode will show the completions that match the text...
For this to work, the signatureHelp needs to be active: ``` "java.signatureHelp.enabled": true, ```
I would expect `nocache` to run the preprocessor on a file everytime it is served. That would be equivalent to serving "static" files from disk. This also prevents css preprocessors...
@donat I have also added the snapshot repository to support 2022-09. Without it setting up the project on 2022-09 fails with the same cryptic error message like all the other...
I also struggled with this error. I believe that you picked the "wrong" Eclipse version. Currently the Oomph setup only supports one specific Eclipse version, depending on what is currently...
I also can't compile. When executing `make`, I receive the following error: fredo@fredo-laptop:~/workspace/opentom$ make test -d gcc-3.3.4_glibc-2.3.2/lib || { \ tar xf Downloads/toolchain_redhat_gcc-3.3.4_glibc-2.3.2-20060131a.tar.gz; \ cd gcc-3.3.4_glibc-2.3.2/arm-linux/ && { \ mv...
Thanks, it works now. Additionally, I had to install these dependencies: `sudo apt-get install gawk dh-autoreconf pkg-config libglib2.0-dev` Not sure if `gawk` is an optional dependency, the build only printed...
@rgrunber has this really been fixed? My 1.8.0 vscode-java still removes all imports if a file as a syntax error.
The information is outdated. It took me a few hours to get this working: - The plugin mentioned above is now longer maintained and does not work with newer versions...