I am aware of your work. As long as you still depend on CodeTools and
Lazarus internals, the language server can't be called independent. I
have tried to compile the LSP (at least Michaël's version) and it seems
to fail every time. Which is why I am trying to make my own, in an
attempt to be more usable right away for VSCode. I also use ST4 from
time to time, as well as Neovim and Emacs, and the experience there has
been lackluster, sadly. IMO, there is community interest in the project
itself, but when push comes to shove, magically nobody wants to get
involved. Is this the bystander effect? Maybe. /shrug
I'll revisit your extensions and give pascal-language-server yet another
shot, but I am not too confident. If I can make it work within a CI/CD
context, I'll send a PR. This would imply cloning all of Lazarus, and
following trunk (I wonder if that's still needed, since Laz 3.6 is out),
and that's why not having Lazarus in the mix would be a net benefit.
--
Stefan-Iulian Alecu
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