Sure! Here's a more detailed explanation of how to implement the language server:

Define the language syntax and grammar: To implement the language server, you need to know the syntax and grammar rules of the .dws files you want to handle. You can use a format such as JSON or XML to define these rules. This will help the language server understand the structure of .dws files and provide the necessary services, such as syntax highlighting, code completion, and diagnostics.

Choose a language: You can implement the language server in any language that supports the Microsoft Language Server Protocol. Popular choices include JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python. Choose a language that you are comfortable with and that you have experience in.

Implement the language server: Use the language you chose to write the code for the language server. You can use an existing language server library or framework to simplify the implementation process. The Microsoft Language Server Protocol provides a standard set of services that a language server must implement. These services include textDocument/didOpen, textDocument/didChange, and textDocument/hover.

Implement the language-specific features: Implement any language-specific features that you need, such as syntax highlighting, code completion, and diagnostics. Make sure to test these features thoroughly to ensure they work correctly.

Communicate with VSCode: Integrate the language server with VSCode by using the VSCode Extension API. This will allow the language server to communicate with the VSCode editor and provide the necessary services, such as syntax highlighting and code completion.

Test and debug the language server: Test the language server thoroughly to make sure it works as expected. Debug any issues that you encounter and make sure to fix them before publishing the extension.

Publish the extension: Once you have tested and debugged the language server, you can publish the extension to the VSCode Marketplace for others to use.

Note: These steps are a general guideline and may vary depending on the specifics of your implementation.
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