osstekz / vala-code

Vala support for Visual Studio Code.

Introduction

Vala-Code extends VS Code with support for the Vala programming language, and provides tools for effectively editing, refactoring, running, and debugging vala apps.

Installation

Vala-Code can be installed using your local packaging system, see instructions.

Contribute your knowledge and experience:

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions.

• Install the package and keep us informed on your progress. Let us know how to make it better and promote the Vala language.
• Submit additions/changes to the Vala-Code Website. This is a big step forward in helping others with their startup and usage experience.

Raising Issues in Vala-Code

If you've found an issue or have a suggestion for Vala-Code, please do open an issue.

Vala Language useful links

• Vala's Official Page: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Vala
• Valadoc: http://www.valadoc.org/

vala-code's Issues

I don't know why. I don't konw how.

I opened my project with vscode,then i got these issue:

I try to run my code ,then I got:

What should I do？

Language server fails to start

Whne I try to build in VS code, the extension tries to run 'vala-language-server --verbose=none'. The server does not understand this option and exits. The code does not compile and there is no symbol tree,

vala-language-server 0.48.5 is installed. I can't find an option in the extension settings to to add or turn off verbose. The server itself says it should run with no arguments.

I was hoping to download the source of the extension and see if I could remove '--verbose=none' but there is no source in this repo.

Is This Project Still active and going on?

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How to use this on other systems?

Is there a way to try this on Arch or Windows? Why is the code closed?

feature request: Host deb via gh pages rather than raw links

First, thanks for this! Also, I'm not sure how you're generating the Debian repository but FYI you can use github pages to host the content. This would make your PPA urls a little nicer. Here's an example:

https://github.com/regolith-linux/package-repo/tree/master/docs/ubuntu/hirsute/amd64