neovim/nvim.net

Unclear on Directory Structure, and Usage with F#

smolck opened this issue · 2 comments

Hello! So, in trying to use this library, I've come across a few things that I'm unsure about:

  1. The directions for creating a plugin in the README aren't very clear to me after reading through them and trying the steps myself. The main thing I'm unsure about is the directory structure. What exactly does a valid plugin directory structure look like? Would this work or is this invalid?
.config
    nvim
        rplugin
            dotnet
                dotnet.sln
                my-plugin
                    <class and csproj and all that>

I've tried looking around but I haven't found any examples of this. For reference, python works just fine and loads the plugin when I create a remote plugin in .config/nvim/rplugin/python/<project> using pynvim, but I have been unable to achieve the same effect with F#/C# and this library.

  1. Can this library be used with F#? So simply creating an F# classlib instead of a C# one and using that instead? I see no reason why it wouldn't work, but due to the first point I haven't been able to properly test it.

Thanks in advance!

Hmm I think part of my problem is the library is using/supports an outdated version (2.0.0) of .NET Core, and I'm using version 3.1(.3)?

The same, I've tried to create a plugin in C#, followed till the step :UpdateRemotePlugins - and it does nothing.