No outline available

[mcanepa]

I'm using atom 1.23.1 and have php-ide 0.7.4 installed

What is happening to me is that sometimes the outline doesn't work. I get this message:

No outline available. PHP files do not currently support outlines. Install and IDE package first.

But obviously the package is installed. Disabling it and re enabling it does not work. I have to uninstall, close atom, open atom and install again.

I think this usually happens when I update the atom-ide-ui package but I'm not sure.

[rsese]

Hmmm so you have atom-ide-ui and ide-php installed but when you open the outline view Atom tells you that you need to install an IDE package? Are there any errors in devtools console 1?

And what operating system are you running?

[mcanepa]

As soon as I get the error again I'll post the console log

Right now this what is in the console:

<embedded>:122211 IntersectionObserver.observe(target): target element is not a descendant of root.
TreeView @ <embedded>:122211
<embedded>:119467
spell-check:en-us Can't load en_US: Cannot find dictionary for en_US.
nuclicons.ttf Failed to load resource: net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND

I'm using windows 10

[mcanepa]

The same thing happened on a different computer running windows 7

I opened in dev mode and this is the log (almost the same as before)

[rsese]

Hmmm, do you happen to have anti-virus running on both computers? I remember someone mentioning in another issue that their anti-virus was interfering with some IDE functionality.

[mcanepa]

On W7 I have avira, and nothing on W10 besides the default security like windows defender

[damieng]

Can you turn on debugging with atom.config.set('core.debugLSP', true) and restart atom? You should get more detailed error messages in the dev tools window about what's going on.

[rsese]

The same thing happened on a different computer running windows 7

So this was after a package update as well?

Can you also enable debugging by running this in devtools console and restarting Atom?

atom.config.set('core.debugLSP', true)

Then share the output of what you see when things stop working for you again.

[mcanepa]

does this help? It's the w7 machine...

[damieng]

Can you try opening a .php file and see what extra messages are emitted?

[mcanepa]

that log was with a file open. Even if I open another file the log does not generate new entries.

[damieng]

Do you have the default language-php enabled? Or have you installed a third-party php grammar syntax?

[mcanepa]

default.

The only packages that I've installed are:
atom-ide-ui
file-icons
ide-css
ide-php
ide-typescript
pinned-tabs

[damieng]

The ide-php package hooks into the 'language-php' grammar activation event and should immediately emit log messages with atom.config.set('core.debugLSP', true) enabled.

If it isn't then I'm at a loss to explain why.

[bvibber]

I'm encountering the same under Win10, Atom 1.23.3; atom-ide-ui enabled along with the default language-php package and ide-php, ide-typescript. No visible logging when setting atom.config.set('core.debugLSP', true). No errors other than the ones others are showing (IntersectionObserver warning and failure to load nuclicons.ttf).

Anything else I can do to help test/debug the plugin startup?

[bvibber]

Note that handlers for other file types like .js DO spew log stuff, so it's something in the initialization I guess causing it to never initialize in the first place?

[damieng]

Can you press ctrl-; (log scopes at cursor) from inside one of your php files and paste the results here.

…

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[damieng]

It should look something like this (we need to know what's in the blue box)

[bvibber]

ctrl-; while focused in a text editor does nothing for me -- there is no popup. Same in both PHP (no outline) and JS (has outline).

[bvibber]

Ok, if I ctrl+shift+P and search for "scope" and select "Editor: Log Cursor Scope" it pops up:

[bvibber]

So I'm not sure if this is right, but I notice that my ~/.atom/packages/ide-php contains only a "vendor" subdir, with no package.json or node_modules etc:

PS C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages\ide-php> dir


    Directory: C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages\ide-php


Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
d-----        12/5/2017   2:32 PM                vendor


PS C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages\ide-php> dir .\vendor\


    Directory: C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages\ide-php\vendor


Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
d-----        12/5/2017   2:32 PM                bin
d-----        12/5/2017   2:32 PM                composer
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                felixfbecker
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                jetbrains
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                justinrainbow
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                microsoft
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                netresearch
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                phpdocumentor
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                psr
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                sabre
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                seld
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                symfony
d-----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM                webmozart
-a----       11/28/2017   8:24 AM            178 autoload.php

Could there have been a problem with the installation that caused missing files? Or is that expected?

[damieng]

How did you install ide-php?

It should be install via atom's settings > install package or using apm. I'm not sure how it would even appear in the atom packages list if the ide-php folder doesn't contain so much as a packages.json

[bvibber]

Via Atom's "install package" UI. After uninstalling and reinstalling it through the UI, suddenly it's working and the files are no longer missing. Yay! :)

Not sure how that broken install or update happened...

[bvibber]

Oh interesting. If I run apm deinstall php-ide while Atom is open with a PHP file, it produces the exact situation I saw -- empty ~/.atom/packages/ide-php except for the 'vendor' directory. I suspect this is because Windows won't let you delete files that are in use and the PHP language server is still running, whereas Linux and Mac will happily let you delete things like that.

Could an upgrade while Atom was running have done the same?

PS C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages> apm deinstall ide-php
Uninstalling ide-php failed
Failed to delete ide-php: ENOTEMPTY: directory not empty, rmdir 'C:\Users\brion\.atom\packages\ide-php'

[bvibber]

So I tried a few variations just in case there was a super-easy fix with changing working directory:

• don't set cwd on process launch at all
• manually chdir() in/away before/after loader setup

Doesn't seem to help, there's still files held open as long as the server's running.

Is there any way to get a notification to the running management JS when either Atom UI or apm CLI is about to update or deinstall a plugin? I can't find any obvious way from googling around, and I suspect it's not supported.

Would it make sense to install the downloaded PHP server outside the package directory, maybe elsewhere under ~/.atom... then the JS code inside Atom could detect when it's necessary to update the vendor bits at runtime, before the server starts on a new run? This would allow Atom's UI or apm CLI to completely wipe/replace the package itself without running into any locked files.

[mcanepa]

This just happened: right now the package was working fine, showing the outline for a php file opened via tree view from an opened project.

But I opened a php file from another project by dragging it from file explorer and dropping it in atom, then the outline fails with this message:

No outline available. This is likely an error with the language package.

No log output.

[rsese]

But I opened a php file from another project by dragging it from file explorer and dropping it in atom, then the outline fails with this message:

Though I can reproduce this behavior I believe it's expected as explained by Damien here:

atom/atom-languageclient#170 (comment)

Since the file you dragged isn't part of the open project, no language server is started for that file.

If you add the second project as a project folder however, then it should start working.

[jameibumblebee]

Ok. So I have this same issues, but not just outlines for ide-php but all the ide-* packages. I am pulling my hair out as removing, reinstalling, deleting cache folders, updating to the new Atom beta etc. has no effect. I am on Ubuntu 17.10 x86-64.

[mcanepa]

If I have a working outline and I update the package, then the outline fail.

I have to uninstall and re-install in order to get the outline working again.

EDIT: I meant uninstall and re-install the package

[jameibumblebee]

@mcanepa I will give it a try uninstalling/purging then reinstalling and see if it works, thanks.

EDIT: That worked. Reinstalled Atom then atom-ide-ui then the ide addins.