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Is there a way to register a file scheme from an extension in Visual Studio so that when a code editor or a virtual document with that scheme opens, visual studio calls extension's Language Client implementation?
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@Sajith, are you using LSP? If so, have you checked this document: Content type definition?
@Tianyu Sun-MSFT Yes. I have checked this document, it describes using content type for LSP. Similarly is there a way to specify file scheme for LSP?
Hello @Sajith,
I did some research, but didn’t find any related methods.
As the document says
Currently, the only way to load your LSP-based language server extension is by file content type.
I think, if using content type doesn’t meet your requirement, then specify file scheme for LSP in VS extension may be impossible currently.
Regards,
Tianyu