alter getCurrentBlockRange request#755
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| loc0 = loc + a.args[1].fullspan + a.args[2].fullspan | ||
| if loc <= offset <= loc + a.span | ||
| if CSTParser.defines_module(a) # Within module at the top-level, lets see if we can select on of the block arguments | ||
| if loc <= offset <= loc + a.args[1].span # Within `module` keyword, so return entire expression |
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This would be really helpful, while we still want julia-vscode/julia-vscode#1330 to be solved for great module experience.
| end | ||
| else | ||
| p1, p2, p3 = loc, loc + a.span, loc + a.fullspan | ||
| elseif loc + a.args[1].fullspan + a.args[2].fullspan + a.args[3].fullspan < offset < loc + a.args[1].fullspan + a.args[2].fullspan + a.args[3].fullspan + a.args[4].span # Within `end` of the module, so return entire expression |
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so this branch tries to return the entire module code at when we query request in end keyword, right ?
how about "extending" this condition so that this gets hit when the position is "just after" the end keyword ?
The test sample in my mind will be right
module A
a rand(Bool)
end|where | represents the request position.
Currently this case never hits this branch and so just returns empty range.
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Will fix julia-vscode/julia-vscode#1281 as well |
| end | ||
| end | ||
| return Position(get_position_at(doc, p1)...), Position(get_position_at(doc, p2)...), Position(get_position_at(doc, p3)...) | ||
| return Position(0, 0), Position(0, 0), tdpp.position |
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Could we try to get the next block here as well instead of returning the current cursor position?
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We probably need to merge some version of this before a release, right? |
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Yes. Let's merge this as-is -- the inline comments aren't a big deal and can imho be addressed in a follow-up PR since this fixes a pretty annoying bug. |
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fixes #716 ?
Changes the behaviour to ignore trailing white space when considering which block to retrieve. By default returns an empty selection at (0,0):(0,0). @pfitzseb , is this what was wanted?