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I'm trying to implement a Monaco editor in my WPF application and what I want to accomplish is an editor that allows me to write python code in a way the most similar possible to VSCode.
I was able to implement the editor using a WebView2 control and to change properties of the editor acting on the index.html file. Now I'd like to add IntelliSense to my application, even if i get that it's natively supported only for few languages and not for python: this is where my pain started.
I was able to write an html that supports custom IntelliSense feature, but i don't want to write all python commands in a custom html, I would end up in a madhouse obviously. I then found out that there should be a way to set a LSP server to manage the IntelliSense, but I wasn't able to make this work and i didn't found any step by step procedure that could help me.
Is there anybody that faced this issue before? Can someone provide some steps to follow to enable this LSP server solution? I have to add I'm not very skilled with javascript, but I'm trying my best here :)
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Hi all,
I'm trying to implement a Monaco editor in my WPF application and what I want to accomplish is an editor that allows me to write python code in a way the most similar possible to VSCode.
I was able to implement the editor using a WebView2 control and to change properties of the editor acting on the index.html file. Now I'd like to add IntelliSense to my application, even if i get that it's natively supported only for few languages and not for python: this is where my pain started.
I was able to write an html that supports custom IntelliSense feature, but i don't want to write all python commands in a custom html, I would end up in a madhouse obviously. I then found out that there should be a way to set a LSP server to manage the IntelliSense, but I wasn't able to make this work and i didn't found any step by step procedure that could help me.
Is there anybody that faced this issue before? Can someone provide some steps to follow to enable this LSP server solution? I have to add I'm not very skilled with javascript, but I'm trying my best here :)
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