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We are interested of course in a full working plugin for VS classic, but before going there, we need a minimal example.
We talked to C# experts who tried to decompile MS IntelliSense and Codeium, without much luck. They both too big, not clear what is going on, too many DLLs.
We need a minimal example of inline completion that we can start with. It would be great if it worked with the current LSP server, especially LSP 3.18 InlineCompletion as in #1 , but multiline "hello\nworld" will do, too.
The code must be short, clear. Create a project that compiles into VS classic plugin, demonstrates multiline gray text.
We are interested of course in a full working plugin for VS classic, but before going there, we need a minimal example.
We talked to C# experts who tried to decompile MS IntelliSense and Codeium, without much luck. They both too big, not clear what is going on, too many DLLs.
We need a minimal example of inline completion that we can start with. It would be great if it worked with the current LSP server, especially LSP 3.18 InlineCompletion as in #1 , but multiline "hello\nworld" will do, too.
The code must be short, clear. Create a project that compiles into VS classic plugin, demonstrates multiline gray text.