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/etc/dcd.conf
dcd-server1
Autocompletion server for the d programming language
Usage
dcd-server [-I
directory]
[{-p | --port
portNumber}]
[--tcp]
[--socketFile
filePath]
[--logLevel
level]
[{-h | --help}]
[--version]
Overview
dcd-server caches information about D source files that were found
Options
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-p, --port portNumber -
Choose the port number on which
dcd-serverlistens. This switch implies --tcp.
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--tcp -
Listen on a TCP socket instead of a UNIX domain socket. This is the default on Windows.
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--socketFile filePath -
Set the path to use for the UNIX domain socket. Has no effect if the --tcp or --port switches are used.
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--logLevel level -
Configure the logging level for dcd-server. Valid values are all trace info warning error critical fatal off
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-I directory -
Includes directory in the list of directories to scan for source files. This option can be specified multiple times.
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-h, --help -
Prints a help message.
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--version -
Prints the current version number and exits.
Files
dcd-server can be configured through the use of a file called dcd.conf This file should be placed in one of the following locations:
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${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/dcd/dcd.conf
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${HOME}/.config/dcd/dcd.conf
Each line in the file should be a path to search for D source files. A line in dcd.conf is equivalent to passing that same line to
dcd-serverwith the -I option. Lines that start with the '#' character are ignored.Unless the --tcp switch is used,
dcd-serverwill default to communicating with the client over a UNIX domain socket.dcd-serverwill attempt to create the socket in the following locations:
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${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/dcd.socket
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/tmp/dcd-${UID}.socket