tern-dev

Hello tern-dev list, Since Google Groups appear to be on a 'slowly dying' track, I'm

If I load your file into an editor with `"doc_comments": {"strong": true}`

The question is out of the scope of tern. Tern and tern.java is for JavaCcript autocompletion, not

Two rather serious crashing bugs snuck into 0.14, making Tern pretty much unusable with many

Hi all, I've just tagged Tern version 0.14. This release includes the new ECMAScript 6 support.

Hi, On 25/07/2015 10:52 alasiri, Marijn Haverbeke wrote: I wrote about all this stuff in the manual,

So yes, do #2, but if at all possible, don't reinvent it but work with Angelo's code. Also,

Thank you. I will find a way to scan <script>and send the src. So far its a big milestone with

Hi, On Friday, July 17, 2015 at 11:27:14 AM UTC+3, Marijn Haverbeke wrote: Hello Stefano, The Tern

You also sent this to the CodeMirror discussion board. Please try not to spam the same message in

The code as is does not provide any hint that new_method will end up on Child.prototype. If you do

Passing `filter: false` with codemirror tern server plugin indeed return all the suggestions new

It sounds like you failed to load some definitions needed to get the completions you wanted. Try

I am doing this right now[1]. But in a very beginning stage. I have another project is use webidl to

Hi Simon, The crash issue you're seeing on windows should be fixed with the current repository,

Likely true in _many_ cases, but maybe not _most_ cases. FWIW, I'm building a javascript version

Tern currently has no way to figure out the value of non-static strings, and thus will not resolve

Post either to the bug tracker, or to the list, not both. On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 7:46 PM, Ritesh

Passes are hooks that plugins can register to do something when certain events occur. The fact that

It was about time. See the [project page][1] for the release notes. [1]: http://ternjs.net/#releases

Unless you ran your server with `--no-port-file`, it should be creating a `.tern-port` file that

I guess you'll have to set the NODE_PATH environment variable to point at your globally installed

Are you loading tern.el from the files that npm install pulled in? I have not actually tried to

The idiomatic way to install npm modules is locally, not system-wide (going into tern's directory

Hi Paul, Marijn, @Marijn : many thank's for your explanation. @Paul : I have created an issue for

I don't think this should be the default behavior, but patch https://github.com/marijnh/tern/

A tern is a small sea bird that drops into the water from above and emerges with a fish. You can

Andres <a.sa...@gmail.com> writes: > Yes it does, it returns > > ~/local/bin:/usr/

My approach to this problem, with some optional bits: 1. Have your dev copy of Tern in some directory

Yes, that's what I wanted, but Marijn's suggestion was enough to make it work: $ cat .tern-