How to use the NeoVim text editor as your Ocaml IDE
Why OCaml?
I've always been interested in learning an ML language. But Haskell, t...
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Good guide. Btw for the esy setup you don't need opam and
opam install merlinbecause as you mentioned if you start the editor with esy it will automatically set up the merlin that's in your project'sdevDeps.Thanks. That's good to know. I will update the guide.
Can you enumerate the features it does have? Last time I tried to use merlin with native ocaml it was hard to jump to source, for example to
core, it was all red with errors and it only worked when the source was compilable, as soon as the source file didn't compile, there were no type inspections, no go to source etc. I'm eager to see experience of others in this areaJump to definition/source works for me. Also auto-completion.
But I had problems with Reason code where Merlin tends to interfere.
I've switched to the reason language server for now. But for ocaml it doesn't work that great.
Esy is an alternative.
Going in I had no idea what any of the words in your title meant, now...I am enlightened ☺
🔥!
Thanks Rohan.
Good point. I didn't mention that NeoVim is an editor (a Vim spin-off). I'll add it.
help vim-bootstrap project :D
vim-bootstrap.com/
github.com/editor-bootstrap/vim-bo...