I am new to Emacs and game engines. While trying to edit a GDScript file in a Chinese-named directory using Spacemacs, I noticed that Eglot was not working. Here are my steps:
1.After launching Godot, execute sudo netstat -antp | grep godot in the shell to obtain the port opened by the GDScript language server (6005).
2.Run Eglot in Spacemacs and enter 127.0.0.1:6005. Eglot indicates that the connection was successful.
3.However, during actual code editing, Eglot does not function(without error message). When I switched to LSP, features like error checking and syntax highlighting worked correctly.
Initially, I thought there was an issue with my Spacemacs configuration, which cost me a significant amount of debugging time. It was only when I accidentally edited a GDScript file located outside the project directory that Eglot started working magically. I realized the problem might be related to the Chinese-named project directory. Prior to this, I had never encountered such an issue when using Eglot to edit C++ code in Chinese-named directories.
I am new to Emacs and game engines. While trying to edit a GDScript file in a Chinese-named directory using Spacemacs, I noticed that Eglot was not working. Here are my steps:
1.After launching Godot, execute
sudo netstat -antp | grep godotin the shell to obtain the port opened by the GDScript language server (6005).2.Run Eglot in Spacemacs and enter 127.0.0.1:6005. Eglot indicates that the connection was successful.
3.However, during actual code editing, Eglot does not function(without error message). When I switched to LSP, features like error checking and syntax highlighting worked correctly.
Initially, I thought there was an issue with my Spacemacs configuration, which cost me a significant amount of debugging time. It was only when I accidentally edited a GDScript file located outside the project directory that Eglot started working magically. I realized the problem might be related to the Chinese-named project directory. Prior to this, I had never encountered such an issue when using Eglot to edit C++ code in Chinese-named directories.