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Same idea carried further to include data types and objects that actual programs in the languages use, not just the EBNF grammar constructs of the languages. U
by smitty1e 7y ago
Same idea carried further to include data types and objects that actual programs in the languages use, not just the EBNF grammar constructs of the languages.
Unless I missed that in my quick glance at the link.
- Boulth 7y agoYep, LSP does include semantic view of the code. That is anything you'd see at the end tools such as IDEs: types, members, functions, properties within context (e.g. this function is a member of this class).