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That should be pretty easy using tcp. I tried investigating using UDS, but there does not seem to be a library providing those as |
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Do you mean UDP? Just trying to follow. I think tcp is probably the way to go as I don't want to have to track lost packets Sent with GitHawk |
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No, UDS. UDP is unsuitable indeed, but afaiu UDS is just like a unix socket, just on windows. No matter, doesn't look like I can support it anyways. |
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Oh I see! Yes that makes sense. |
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I am not able to compile on Windows to try, but can you not simply run |
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This is a very good question to which I have no answer Sent with GitHawk |
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I will attempt it shortly. I think it might work Sent with GitHawk |
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Blocked on #97 |
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The trivial approach of hardcoding
A window appears briefly, but then disappears, and the app exits without showing any error output. The exit code is 0. |
It would be cool to be able to connect to a remote neovim process such as one in wsl or over the network.