Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
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Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#2i'm currently trying to find the correct setup for server side swift development on my mac, and so far it involves a shared folder between my linux vm for compilation and xcode for file editing (i hate ubuntu client interface with a passion, so i only ssh into the vm via a terminal to type compile and run the binary).
what's your setup ?
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#3Would be amazing if Apple did something like OmniSharp (or OmniSwift) so great Swift experience would be easier in Atom, Emacs, Sublime ... even VS Code.
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#4Would be amazing if Apple did something like OmniSharp (or OmniSwift) so great Swift experience would be easier in Atom, Emacs, Sublime ... even VS Code.
It's open source now... seems like a reasonable project for the community to pick up. (Not to say Apple shouldn't do it, but I don't see them doing it with Xcode being their default IDE)
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#5Would be amazing if Apple did something like OmniSharp (or OmniSwift) so great Swift experience would be easier in Atom, Emacs, Sublime ... even VS Code.
It's open source now... seems like a reasonable project for the community to pick up. (Not to say Apple shouldn't do it, but I don't see them doing it with Xcode being their default IDE)
If Federighi wants Swift to be pervasive (scripting, mobile, cloud, desktop) it would make sense to integrate with tools commonly used with operating systems deployed in the datacenter / cloud.
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's open source now... seems like a reasonable project for the community to pick up. (Not to say Apple shouldn't do it, but I don't see them doing it with Xcode being their default IDE)
If Federighi wants Swift to be pervasive (scripting, mobile, cloud , desktop) it would make sense to integrate with tools commonly used with operating systems deployed in the datacenter / cloud.
Just give me proper Vim support in XCode and I'm happy. For now.
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#7i'm currently trying to find the correct setup for server side swift development on my mac, and so far it involves a shared folder between my linux vm for compilation and xcode for file editing (i hate ubuntu client interface with a passion, so i only ssh into the vm via a terminal to type compile and run the binary). what's your setup ?
Not the OP, but my own emacs development MO is to run a persistent shell buffer and bind F8/F9 to send make/run commands. I think that would work with your use case.
You'd still keep a synced code folder since you have to run the swift completion daemon on your local machine.
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#8Would be amazing if Apple did something like OmniSharp (or OmniSwift) so great Swift experience would be easier in Atom, Emacs, Sublime ... even VS Code.
Looks like Apple provides something called "SourceKit" which is kind of like Clang's LibTooling, and "SourceKitten" is an open source wrapper providing something comparable to OmniSharp.
Re: Show HN: Autocompletion for Swift on Emacs
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
If Federighi wants Swift to be pervasive (scripting, mobile, cloud , desktop) it would make sense to integrate with tools commonly used with operating systems deployed in the datacenter / cloud.
Just give me proper Vim support in XCode and I'm happy. For now.
xvim