Reputation: 317
I 've recently started to code on Vim and while it's not easy, it's worth it. I am struggling to figure out basic things that I had for granted in an IDE like KDevelop or VSCode especially when it comes to browsing the code by finding references, having autocomplete etc.
Lucky for me I have found CoC (-clangd etc). But I am getting an error which I can't quite understand and debug:
[coc.nvim] Looks like you've configured clangd in coc-settings.json, you should
remove it to use coc-clangd
Of course I have configured clangd inside this file exactly because the coc-clangd plugin wants me to like this.
My coc-settings.json
:
{
"languageserver":
{
"clangd":
{
"command": "clangd",
"rootPatterns": ["compile_flags.txt",
"compile_commands.json"],
"filetypes":["c",
"cc",
"cpp",
"c++",
"objc",
"objcpp"]
},
"cmake":
{
"command": "cmake-language-server",
"filetypes": ["cmake"],
"rootPatterns": ["build/"],
"initializationOptions":
{
"buildDirectory": "build"
}
}
}
}
Autocompleting (printf for example) works normally. So what is this warning about? Is my configuration wrong or am I missing something from my setup?
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I used to edit the inner "clangd" string while it should be like this:
{
"languageserver":
{
"coc-clangd": <-- This
{
"command": "clangd",
Thank you very much.
Upvotes: 6
Views: 12400
Reputation: 340
Does it fix your problem after changing the coc-settings.json into something like this?
{
"languageserver":
{
"coc-clangd": <-- This
{
"command": "clangd",
I do fix this problem on my setup by changing the language server name to coc-clangd.
And of course, please install coc-clangd by cocInstall and clang package on your OS in advance.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 19277
You don't need to setup clangd in coc-settings.json while using coc-clangd. Remove the clangd
section in your coc-settings.json.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 107
the error message wants you to install coc-clangd
and use that in coc-settings.json
instead of plain old clangd
. install coc-clangd
and replace "command": "clangd",
with "command": "coc-clangd",
(or whatever the command for coc-clangd
is)
edit: it is after all just a warning, and you should be able to ignore it. if the fact that there is a warn there annoys you, there might be an option to disable warns.
Upvotes: 1