Arduino-pro-ide: Undeclared identifiers for much of the arduino libs

[natemara]

Many identifiers that are a part of the arduino standard library show up as unidentified in the pro IDE - here are the ones I've seen:

• INPUT
• OUTPUT
• HIGH
• LOW
• millis
• digitalRead

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Start a new sketch
2. Use one of the above identifiers
3. See red underlines and a line in the "problems" section

Expected behavior

These identifiers should not be underlined by the editor.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10
• Version: 0.0.6

I have the Arduino AVR Boards installed in the boards manager

[ghost]

noInterrupts and `interrupts are also red underlined.

(using 0.0.6 alpha for Windows)

[kittaakos]

You have not selected a board yet, so the underlying Arduino language server has no idea what constants are available, please select a correct board and let us know if it works.

[ghost]

@kittaakos I've selected MKR1000 board when I posted the comment (as in regard to my undeclared identifiers). I've been compiling, uploading and debugging using Pro IDE for a few hours.

[TheRijn]

Even with the boars selected I get these errors on some libs. Thinks like EthernetClient or Ethernet are not recognised. (And yes I've included Ethernet.h)

[per1234]

Even with the boars selected I get these errors on some libs. Thinks like EthernetClient or Ethernet are not recognised. (And yes I've included Ethernet.h)

I believe that is a separate issue: https://github.com/arduino/arduino-pro-ide/issues/274
Please check if the problem only occurs with sketches saved outside your user directory/sketchbook. You can find the location of the user directory in File > Settings > Open CLI Configuration.

[TheRijn]

tory/sketchbook. You can find the location of the user directory in File > Settings > Open CLI Configuration.

Yes, it was saved outside my user directory. This is the same issues as in #274.