Hello so i've seen a neal wu sublime text compile all the time without stop and highlighting the errors, what plugin is it?
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Hello so i've seen a neal wu sublime text compile all the time without stop and highlighting the errors, what plugin is it?
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it's called a linter iirc, in this case a C++ linter
Actually guys I got it, here is the Installation: Note: I am using Ubuntu 21.10.
I believe it should work in any thing
Step 1 : Install clangd — sudo apt-get install clangd Step 2: Install LSP in Sublime Text — cmd+shift+p > install package > LSP > install it Step 3: Setup LSP settings: below are what i Use (u can see the settings in preferences > package control > LSP > Setting )
settings for LSP
{ "clients": { "clangd": { "enabled": true, "command": [ "/usr/bin/clangd", // you may use an absolute path for this clangd executable "-function-arg-placeholders=0", "-header-insertion-decorators=1", "-index", ], "scopes": ["source.c", "source.c++", "source.objc", "source.objc++"], "syntaxes": [ "Packages/C++/C.sublime-syntax", "Packages/C++/C++.sublime-syntax", "Packages/Objective-C/Objective-C.sublime-syntax", "Packages/Objective-C/Objective-C++.sublime-syntax", ], "languageId": "cpp", }, }, }
Step 4: Enable LSP Diagnostics Panel -- Tools > LSP > Toogle Diagnostics Panel.
Done. Now it will exactly what we want. Enjoy CODING :)
Meliodas- Thank you for the walkthorugh. Is there any way to change language from C++11 to C++17 in LSP settings, because in diagnostics throws warning.
You could add the flangd in the config file of clangd, located (in ubuntu) at
~/.config/clangd/config.yaml
(if doesn't exist, just create it):