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Context-aware "use" completions#336
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Note: this is intended to land after we get 0.3 out. |
When using `use`, we would complete any module, even those without `__using__` macros defined. This PR filters any suggestions inside a `use` directive to ensure that any suggested modules (or a submodule) contain a __using__ macro of arity 1. One thing that cropped up is that not all modules are loaded when queried, so I had to use `:code.all_available` to generate the module list. This wasn't super duper fast, so I had to put a cache in front of it, which is the large part of this PR. Another oddity is that I couldn't just send anonymous functions as predicates, so I had to come up with a way to implement filtering logic across distribution, so I did a matchspec-like thingy, which was a bit ugly, so I made some syntax to make it look like function captures.
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I tried this branch, works great. BTW, Perhaps it is unrelated to this PR, but should we let I mean: 
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Agree with your screenshot, we should emit a snippet |
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When using
use, we would complete any module, even those without__using__macros defined.This PR filters any suggestions inside a
usedirective to ensure that any suggested modules (or a submodule) contain a using macro of arity 1.One thing that cropped up is that not all modules are loaded when queried, so I had to use
:code.all_availableto generate the module list. This wasn't super duper fast, so I had to put a cache in front of it, which is the large part of this PR.Another oddity is that I couldn't just send anonymous functions as predicates, so I had to come up with a way to implement filtering logic across distribution, so I did a matchspec-like thingy, which was a bit ugly, so I made some syntax to make it look like function captures.
Fixes #330