Abstract: Examples of techniques for client-side source code dependency resolution in a language server protocol (LSP) enabled language server are disclosed. In one example, a method includes parsing, by the LSP-enabled language server, a source code file received from a client language editor to identify dependencies in the source code file. The method further includes, based at least in part on identifying a dependency in the source code file during the parsing, transmitting, by the LSP-enabled language server, a diagnostic message to the client language editor to request resolution of the dependency. The method further includes receiving, by the LSP-enabled language server, a dependency resolution from the client language editor. The method further includes continuing, by the LSP-enabled language server, the parsing the source code file based at least in part on the dependency resolution received from the client language editor.

Abstract: Examples of techniques for client-side source code dependency resolution in a language server protocol (LSP) enabled language server are disclosed. In one example, a method includes parsing, by the LSP-enabled language server, a source code file received from a client language editor to identify dependencies in the source code file. The method further includes, based at least in part on identifying a dependency in the source code file during the parsing, transmitting, by the LSP-enabled language server, a diagnostic message to the client language editor to request resolution of the dependency. The method further includes receiving, by the LSP-enabled language server, a dependency resolution from the client language editor, the dependency resolution being responsive to the diagnostic message. The method further includes continuing, by the LSP-enabled language server, the parsing the source code file based at least in part on the dependency resolution received from the client language editor.

Abstract: An invention is disclosed for a programming method and system of implementing parameterization of data types and/or categories to convert an example “instance” of using a software application into an actual product of program use by customizing the example to make it suitable for user needs. A parameter modeling component along with a parameterization component and an instantiation component are used to create parameterized example instances (“p-instances”) and tooling instructions are then invoked to customize a “p-instance” into a real instance reflecting creation of a document or file or other program artifact (i.e., data product) resulting from actual use of the software application.

Abstract: An invention is disclosed for a programming method and system of implementing parameterization of data types and/or categories to convert an example “instance” of using a software application into an actual product of program use by customizing the example to make it suitable for user needs. A parameter modeling component along with a parameterization component and an instantiation component are used to create parameterized example instances (“p-instances”) and tooling instructions are then invoked to customize a “p-instance” into a real instance reflecting creation of a document or file or other program artifact (i.e., data product) resulting from actual use of the software application.

Abstract: An invention is disclosed for a computerized system for relaying meeting activity in electronic calendar applications, which allows a meeting participant to automatically obtain desired information about activity taking place in a scheduled meeting or presentation to allow that participant to determine whether he or she should attend. The invention also integrates electronic meeting software scheduling and coordination functions to provide a dynamic “schedule enforcement agent” for conducting meetings involving use of electronic data transmission technology (“emeetings”).

Abstract: The present invention provides enhanced dropdown selection lists and combination boxes. A method in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes: providing a graphical user interface (GUI) control that displays a dropdown list when actuated, and displaying indicia in the GUI control indicating a number of entries in the dropdown list, wherein a user can visually determine from the indicia the number of entries in the dropdown list prior to display of the dropdown list. A method in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention includes: providing a GUI control having an entry field; and displaying indicia in the GUI control indicating whether the entry field of the GUI control is writable, wherein a user can visually determine from the indicia whether the entry field of the GUI control is writable before placing a cursor in the entry field.