dracoI made another attempt at configuring #scnvim and got that same issue that stopped me earlier. All seems fine ... until I boot the server.
Will write about that more later.
semiquaver@semiquaver uh, sorry! I was looking into that bug and then life happened AGAIN :/
I'm on Windows 10. I took a screenshot this time, will post it as soon as I'm at the laptop again.
And I love scnvim as well, but then I started running into problems with the TreeSitter and SuperCollider, and then the scnvim upgrade to lua mysteriously broke things.
@draco I had to disable TreeSitter for a while due to segfaults - but it seems to have been repaired happily... after the scnvim transition to Lua I took the plunge and changed my whole config... it was painful but worth it in the end!
@semiquaver maybe I should see if that behavior continues if I disable TreeSitter. However, it is very different from the problem I had with Treesitter and only shows up once I booted the server.
@semiquaver here's the screenshot I mentioned!
It says "Error executing vim.schedule lua callback: ...im-data\site\pack\packer\start\scnvim/lua/scnvim/udp.lua:52: [scnvim] Unrecognized handler
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'assert'
...im-data\site\pack\packer\start\scnvim/lua/scnvim/udp.lua:52: in function 'cb'
vim/_editor.lua:262: in function <vim/_editor.lua:261>
@draco here's someone's with the same issue on scnvim github: https://github.com/davidgranstrom/scnvim/issues/200 . If you have problems I have found David Granstrom answers quite quickly if you post issues!
[ SCNvimStart - cannot start sclang process || Unrecognized handler || ERROR: Class not defined ] - medley · Issue #200 · davidgranstrom/scnvim
Describe the bug Scnvim complains that it cannot start an sclang process. I have had issues with migrating to Lua, and this is as far as I have gotten. Checkhealth looks good, and some parts of the...
@semiquaver I guess I will poke around some more and maybe open an issue. Right now, I'm focusing on other areas of my creativity.