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37 | 37 | "config.diagnostics.await-in-sync": "Enable diagnostics for calls of asynchronous functions within a synchronous function.", |
38 | 38 | "config.diagnostics.cast-local-type": "Enable diagnostics for casts of local variables where the target type does not match the defined type.", |
39 | 39 | "config.diagnostics.cast-type-mismatch": "Enable diagnostics for casts where the target type does not match the initial type.", |
| 40 | + "config.diagnostics.circle-doc-class": "", |
40 | 41 | "config.diagnostics.circular-doc-class": "Enable diagnostics for two classes inheriting from each other introducing a circular relation.", |
41 | 42 | "config.diagnostics.close-non-object": "Enable diagnostics for attempts to close a variable with a non-object.", |
42 | 43 | "config.diagnostics.code-after-break": "Enable diagnostics for code placed after a break statement in a loop.", |
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154 | 155 | "config.misc.executablePath": "Specify the executable path in VSCode.", |
155 | 156 | "config.misc.parameters": "[Command line parameters](https://github.com/sumneko/lua-telemetry-server/tree/master/method) when starting the language service in VSCode.", |
156 | 157 | "config.runtime.builtin": "Adjust the enabled state of the built-in library. You can disable (or redefine) the non-existent library according to the actual runtime environment.\n\n* `default`: Indicates that the library will be enabled or disabled according to the runtime version\n* `enable`: always enable\n* `disable`: always disable\n", |
| 158 | + "config.runtime.builtin.basic": "", |
| 159 | + "config.runtime.builtin.bit": "", |
| 160 | + "config.runtime.builtin.bit32": "", |
| 161 | + "config.runtime.builtin.builtin": "", |
| 162 | + "config.runtime.builtin.coroutine": "", |
| 163 | + "config.runtime.builtin.debug": "", |
| 164 | + "config.runtime.builtin.ffi": "", |
| 165 | + "config.runtime.builtin.io": "", |
| 166 | + "config.runtime.builtin.jit": "", |
| 167 | + "config.runtime.builtin.math": "", |
| 168 | + "config.runtime.builtin.os": "", |
| 169 | + "config.runtime.builtin.package": "", |
| 170 | + "config.runtime.builtin.string": "", |
| 171 | + "config.runtime.builtin.string.buffer": "", |
| 172 | + "config.runtime.builtin.table": "", |
| 173 | + "config.runtime.builtin.table.clear": "", |
| 174 | + "config.runtime.builtin.table.new": "", |
| 175 | + "config.runtime.builtin.utf8": "", |
157 | 176 | "config.runtime.fileEncoding": "File encoding. The `ansi` option is only available under the `Windows` platform.", |
| 177 | + "config.runtime.fileEncoding.ansi": "", |
| 178 | + "config.runtime.fileEncoding.utf16be": "", |
| 179 | + "config.runtime.fileEncoding.utf16le": "", |
| 180 | + "config.runtime.fileEncoding.utf8": "", |
158 | 181 | "config.runtime.meta": "Format of the directory name of the meta files.", |
159 | 182 | "config.runtime.nonstandardSymbol": "Supports non-standard symbols. Make sure that your runtime environment supports these symbols.", |
160 | 183 | "config.runtime.path": "When using `require`, how to find the file based on the input name.\nSetting this config to `?/init.lua` means that when you enter `require 'myfile'`, `${workspace}/myfile/init.lua` will be searched from the loaded files.\nif `runtime.pathStrict` is `false`, `${workspace}/**/myfile/init.lua` will also be searched.\nIf you want to load files outside the workspace, you need to set `Lua.workspace.library` first.\n", |
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164 | 187 | "config.runtime.special": "The custom global variables are regarded as some special built-in variables, and the language server will provide special support\nThe following example shows that 'include' is treated as' require '.\n```json\n\"Lua.runtime.special\" : {\n \"include\" : \"require\"\n}\n```\n", |
165 | 188 | "config.runtime.unicodeName": "Allows Unicode characters in name.", |
166 | 189 | "config.runtime.version": "Lua runtime version.", |
| 190 | + "config.runtime.version.Lua 5.1": "", |
| 191 | + "config.runtime.version.Lua 5.2": "", |
| 192 | + "config.runtime.version.Lua 5.3": "", |
| 193 | + "config.runtime.version.Lua 5.4": "", |
| 194 | + "config.runtime.version.LuaJIT": "", |
167 | 195 | "config.semantic.annotation": "Semantic coloring of type annotations.", |
168 | 196 | "config.semantic.enable": "Enable semantic color. You may need to set `editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled` to `true` to take effect.", |
169 | 197 | "config.semantic.keyword": "Semantic coloring of keywords/literals/operators. You only need to enable this feature if your editor cannot do syntax coloring.", |
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