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To answer your points in order: No reason it couldn't talk across the Internet, I guess, if you're comfortable sending your source code to whoever is running th
by Arcsech 10y ago
To answer your points in order: No reason it couldn't talk across the Internet, I guess, if you're comfortable sending your source code to whoever is running the server and dealing with network latency on your autocomplete. Yes, you could easily point your editor to a different server, this protocol is basically just an API spec. And lastly, yes, you would (likely) need a different server for each of your languages - this project just provides a way to let an IDE implement one API client that can be used with each different language's tools.
- protomyth 10y ago> To answer your points in order: No reason it couldn't talk across the Internet, I guess, if you're comfortable sending your source code to whoever is running the server and dealing with network latency on your autocomplete. I'm thinking as part of a remote learning class. I'm pretty comfortable that it wouldn't violate any student privacy rules.