Struct distant_core::RemoteLspProcess

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pub struct RemoteLspProcess {
    pub stdin: Option<RemoteLspStdin>,
    pub stdout: Option<RemoteLspStdout>,
    pub stderr: Option<RemoteLspStderr>,
    /* private fields */
}

Expand description

Represents an LSP server process on a remote machine

Fields

stdin: Option<RemoteLspStdin>stdout: Option<RemoteLspStdout>stderr: Option<RemoteLspStderr>

Implementations

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impl RemoteLspProcess

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pub async fn spawn(
 tenant: impl Into<String>,
 channel: SessionChannel,
 cmd: impl Into<String>,
 args: Vec<String>,
 persist: bool,
 pty: Option<PtySize>
) -> Result<Self, RemoteProcessError>

Spawns the specified process on the remote machine using the given session, treating the process like an LSP server

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pub async fn wait(self) -> Result<(bool, Option<i32>), RemoteProcessError>

Waits for the process to terminate, returning the success status and an optional exit code

Methods from Deref<Target = RemoteProcess>

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pub fn id(&self) -> usize

Returns the id of the running process

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pub fn origin_id(&self) -> usize

Returns the id of the request that spawned this process

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pub async fn status(&self) -> Option<(bool, Option<i32>)>

Checks if the process has completed, returning the exit status if it has, without consuming the process itself. Note that this does not include join errors that can occur when aborting and instead converts any error to a status of false. To acquire the actual error, you must call wait

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pub async fn resize(&self, size: PtySize) -> Result<(), RemoteProcessError>

Resizes the pty of the remote process if it is attached to one

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pub fn clone_resizer(&self) -> RemoteProcessResizer

Clones a copy of the remote process pty resizer

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pub async fn kill(&mut self) -> Result<(), RemoteProcessError>

Submits a kill request for the running process

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pub fn clone_killer(&self) -> RemoteProcessKiller

Clones a copy of the remote process killer

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pub fn abort(&self)

Aborts the process by forcing its response task to shutdown, which means that a call to wait will return an error. Note that this does not send a kill request, so if you want to be nice you should send the request before aborting.