lpil
Creator of Gleam
Hello everyone! The latest version of Gleam is out, v0.13. I’ve written a blog post detailing what’s new in this release here:
I hope you enjoy it, and I’m looking forward to hearing what you think. Thanks!
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stefanluptak
Wow! Those error messages are awesome.
Good job.
lpil
Greg did an excellent job!
josevalim
Indeed! Looking at his PR made me put on my todo-list to rewrite Elixir’s parser at some point.
One of the things that I would love to see how Gleam would tackle with its own parser, just so I can get inspired by/copy it, is intelisense. The thing about intelisense is that you are often working on imcomplete code. For example, imagine you wrote:
And the cursor is right after the plus. Or, similarly:
The intellisense needs to understand or complete the code in order to understand its surrounds (for example, variables defined in the same function) and so on. I think having a custom parser helps with that but I am not sure if that’s true in practice!
EDIT: and congrats on the release!
lpil
I’ve not looked much at how LSP works but I think you’re right. With this customer parser lots of little tooling and error message niceties that seemed difficult have become much easier. I should have done this from the start!
Thank you!
Crowdhailer
Pushed a 0.13.2 docker release