Re: Looking For Any Emacs Config Examples That Has LSP Mode With 'aggressive-indent' Mode

["Samuel Banya" <sbanya@fastmail.com>]

Hello Oscar,

Yeah, LSP on its own doesn't do enough indentation.

Aggressive indent is awesome because it does a ton more work for you.

LSP always really only reacts when you hit the Enter key in some cases, hard to describe.

Its just not on point in comparison.

Does anyone have any configs that combine the two or at least gets a more aggressive LSP mode present?

Thanks,

Sam

On Thu, Apr 28, 2022, at 4:36 PM, Óscar Fuentes wrote:
> "Samuel Banya" <sbanya@fastmail.com> writes:
> 
> > I'm wondering if anyone could help me figure out why
> > 'aggressive-indent' and 'LSP Mode' in my config just do not get along
> > with each other, or could offer their config examples to help me
> > figure out how to solve that issue.
> 
> What follows is my experience as a happy user of aggressive-indent (for
> lisp-like languages) and lsp-mode for Dart/Flutter. I'm not an expert on
> lsp-mode.
> 
> Usually the lsp server takes the responsability of indenting your code,
> so aggressive-indent shouldn't be needed. AFAIK both lsp-mode and
> aggressive-indent watch for changes on the buffer as triggers to do
> their work, which is to delegate to the language server or to Emacs'
> mode-specific indentation system, respectively.
> 
> OTOH, your mode-dependent indentation settings (such as
> typescript-indent-level) may or may not be respected by the language's
> lsp server, in case it takes control of the indentation. The mode must
> tell the server about those settings.
> 
> Why do you want to use aggressive-indent with lsp-mode? Is it because
> the auto-indentation doesn't happen often enough? IIRC lsp-mode (or the
> Emacs part of the language server) has configs for determining when to
> trigger each feature.
> 
> 
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