Diagnostics are enabled only for current document which makes it
pointless to feed them to the QuickFix which is global. This PR changes
that behaviour to use location list, which is window-local, instead.
Close#75
- add LspNextWarning, LspPreviousWarning commands to jump to warnings
- add LspNextDiagnostic, LspPreviousDiagnostic commands to jump to
all kinds of diagnostics
* Add <plug>(lsp-document-range-format)
This binding defines an operator and can be used with a motion. Because
s:document_format_range() did only format based on the visual selection
markers, a new type parameter was added to pass the selection type
according to 'opfunc'.
* Denote mapmode for plug mappings and add missing
This option allows prepending characters or text to the diagnostics
which are display as virtual text. It allows virtual text to be
differentiated from the code
* use locationLink for definition preview
* remove cursor setting for location link
* make vint happy
* also advertise support for declaration, typeDefinition, implementation
* small refactor
* refactor to avoid code duplication
* restore lost check for file
* Highlight active parameter in signatureHelp
* Support `[number, number]` form of parameter label.
* Support parameter's documentation.
* Fix extracting parameter label
* Multibyte character support for lsp#get_position()
* Multibyte character support for "textDocument/documentHighlight"
* Fix `lsp#utils#byteindex()` would fails if a file is not yet loaded
* Add tests
* Rename lsp#utils#byteindex() and lsp#utils#charindex()
lsp#utils#byteindex() -> lsp#utils#to_col()
lsp#utils#charindex() -> lsp#utils#to_char()
* Multibyte character support for textEdit
* Remove unused line
* Multibyte character support for "textDocument/rangeFormatting"
* Multibyte character support for "textDocument/publishDiagnostics"
* Add g:lsp_signs_priority option
When used with other plugins (e.g. gitgutter), the signs will often get
replaced. This patch makes priority configurable for the user and
defaults to a value of 15, which should be a reasonable value for most
use cases.
* Adapt vim's default value of 10 as sign priority
